EBOOK - The rapid increase in usage, development and complexity of Web applications has created new opportunities for companies that employ them and hackers who attack them. This handbook delivers up-to-date information on security threats to Web 2.0 and rich Internet applications and expert advice on how to avoid those threats.
Posted: March 18, 2010 | Published: March 18, 2010


Topics:  Application Security | Hackers | Secure Application Development | Security | Security Best Practices | Security Threats | Software Viruses | Vulnerability Assessments | Web Application Security

WHITE PAPER - Outsourcing can be a cost effective and efficient solution to the demand for new and specialized applications in today’s Internet-based marketplace. It is absolutely critical, however, that the team responsible for evaluating the outsourced application makes security one of its principal criteria prior to acceptance of each release.
Posted: March 8, 2010 | Published: December 1, 2009


Topics:  Application Monitoring | Application Outsourcing | Application Security | Applications Management | Code Management | Outsourcing | Secure Application Development

PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT - Web security seems to get tougher every year. Dynamic content, user generated content, and social networking increase the complexity of securing hosted web servers. Read this presentation transcript to learn about the latest web threats, which ones to be most concerned with, and what IT pros should do to help prevent them.
Posted: February 3, 2010 | Published: February 3, 2010


Topics:  Cybersecurity | Internet Security | Secure Application Development | Security | Security Management | Security Threats | Web Application Security

CASE STUDY - Read this case study to learn how BT selected Blue Coat ProxySG for its flexibility in combining user and application visibility, with extremely granular levels of security and control, to enforce rules that allowed undisruptive use of recreational applications and safe access to sites previously considered off-limits, such as MySpace.
Posted: June 26, 2009 | Published: December 2, 2008


Topics:  Application Security | Applications Management | Bandwidth Management | Content Delivery | Network Security | Secure Application Development | Secure Content Management | Security Threats | Social Networking | Web 2.0