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View the demo of Veracode SecurityReview - the standard for on-demand application security testing. The demo, in flash format, provides a narrated guide to various aspects of Veracode's On-Demand Assurance Platform. See how to perform independent security audits across internally developed applications, third-party commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) software and offshore code and learn how to deliver cost-effective application security solutions without requiring any hardware, software or extensive training.
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Don't Let PCI Deadlines Ruin Your Summer |
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By now, most merchants and services providers have been through their first PCI DSS assessment. However, many are unaware of new application security requirements which become mandatory in June 2008. Join PCI QSA and Veracode Senior Solutions Architect John Jacott along with Veracode Director of Product Marketing Mike Puglia to discuss how to cost-effectively meet the deadline for PCI application security requirements and achieve overall compliance.
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Secure Your Enterprise from 3rd Party Software Risks |
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Veracode Founder and CTO Chris Wysopal and Chenxi Wang, PhD, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, present: "Secure Your Business from Third Party Software Vulnerabilities"
This webcast explores how businesses can better manage the risk they are facing during the software procurement process, while outsourcing application development or during an acquisition.
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Defending The Front Lines: Security Your Web Applications |
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Veracode Founder and CTO Chris Wysopal and Burton Group Analyst Diana Kelley, present on: "Defending the Front Lines: Securing Your Web Applications."
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Understanding Application Backdoors |
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Application backdoor attacks bypass authentication and can result in systems or data within those systems being compromised. Listen as Veracode's Chris Wysopal explains static detection methods for finding the four major types of backdoor attacks -- credential backdoors, hidden functionality backdoors, unintended network activity backdoors, and exploitable vulnerabilities.
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