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GoDaddy deploys SecureSphere Web Application Firewall
(14/08/2008)

GoDaddy.com, the world's largest domain name registrar, has deployed the SecureSphere Web Application Firewall (WAF), as part of its overall security measures, to protect its website and all of its Quick Shopping Cart customers. In addition, SecureSphere enabled Go Daddy to meet the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) June 30th deadline for complying with requirement 6.6, which mandates that a WAF be deployed or code review be ... [more]

Imperva WAM automates the discovery of application vulnerabilities in production systems
(05/08/2008)

Imperva has announced that its SecureSphere Web Application Firewall now supports comprehensive Web Activity Monitoring (WAM) to automate the discovery and accelerate the remediation of application vulnerabilities in production systems. In addition to blocking attacks, SecureSphere now records malicious inputs and application responses to provide development teams with the information they need to pinpoint and fix coding flaws These enhanceme... [more]

SecureSphere Web Application Firewall protects Japanese online foreign exchange trading company
(08/12/2007)

According to research, one of the fastest growing threats facing organizations in 2008 are web site code injection attacks: cross-site scripting, SQL injection, Cross Site Request Forgery, and Java Script Hijacking ImpervaŽ has announced that Gaitame.Com Co., Ltd., a leading Japanese online foreign exchange (FX) trading company has deployed the SecureSphereŽ Web Application Firewall (WAF) to protect its web-based service delivery platform from... [more]

SecureSphere extracts user identities from within SQL connections
(01/11/2007)

Knowing the identity of end users accessing and changing data is critical for compliance with regulations, industry standards, and internal best practices. For example, the PCI Data Security Standard requires assigning a unique ID to each person before allowing them to access system components or cardholder data. It also mandates the tracking and monitoring of all access to network resources and cardholder data. Both cases require that the person... [more]

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