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In this informative webcast, learn about the application security tool that West Virginia University uses to identify vulnerabilities in web applications, reducing the risk of a data breach and keeping sensitive student data safe.
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An overwhelming amount of new malware is created everyday and it puts your sensitive data at risk. View this informative webcast to learn more about the implications of stealth crimeware and the possible repercussions they could have on your business.
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This crucial webcast examines how you can protect existing and developing applications and provides some best practices for ensuring end-to-end application security.
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View this on-demand webcast for an in-depth look at 10 ways to securely optimize mobility with an architecture that spans micro apps, cloud and data protection.
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It’s time to start thinking strategically about enterprise mobile applications. Outside of a few vertical industries, IT isn’t able to enforce a single device platform or OS. Applications are being requested for a wider range of devices, and more end-user applications are coming from outside IT.
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View this webcast to discover tools that can help software development organizations to accelerate design and development, reduce the cost of quality, optimize security and compliance, and reduce deployment and operations costs.
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In this video module, Graham Calladine, Security Architect with Microsoft Services partners with the Security Talk Series to describe the security features of the Windows Azure platform, resources available to protect applications and data running on the Microsoft cloud and SQL Azure security and authentication options.
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This podcast will tech you key steps for getting your company back on track after a security breach. It discusses effective measures that can be put into place, and how to take a proactive approach in securing your company against malicious attacks.
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Security is a critical element in JBoss Enterprise Middleware solutions. With built in security capabilities for password masking, access control, audit, and ongoing security patch management processes, Red Hat provides users with a tool set to ensure their applications remain secure throughout the entire development and deployment life cycle.
