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IBM's Rational AppScan 7.7 (Watchfire is now an IBM company) is a stand-alone web application assessment product that is part of IBM's Rational software group. Rational AppScan Developer Edition designed to secure apps and ensure
compliance. Fortify Source Code Analysis Suite 4.5 performs static source code analysis. Various languages and architectures including ASP.NET, C/C++, C#, Java, JSP, PL/SQL, T-SQL, XML, VB.NET and other.NET languages are supported. A newly discovered application is attacking news website CNN in what security experts suspect to be an act of information warfare. IBM has announced new security services and products for enterprises SC Magazine has announced the finalists for the 2008 SC Awards. The awards presentation dinner will be held April 8, 2008, in San Francisco, Calif. The screaming headlines have been running for years. Whether they're in press releases about cybercrime exceeding international drug profits or the billions of dollars lost to breach disclosures or videos highlighting the meltdown of power generators due to a myriad of vulnerabilities, the anti-malware industry has long relied on fear to move their products. The Fortify offering is a software-based solution which is also a CASE (computer aided software engineering) utility. Any source code can be reviewed with the Source Code Analysis (SCA) suite. The Fortify offering is a software-based solution which is also a CASE (computer aided software engineering) utility. Filling a gap in its growing security portfolio, software giant IBM today announced plans to acquire leading application security vendor Watchfire for an undisclosed amount. On the heels of IBM's acquisition of Watchfire, HP today announced it was buying SPI Dynamics, another application security bellwether, for an undisclosed amount. At first, the idea to sell a new .xxx domain name suffix to online porn vendors seems rational. Any site using the new suffix would be instantly recognisable by web filters and blocked, if required. Good news for parents, businesses and schools – and an industry seeking to position itself as an acceptable, even necessary, part of Western civilisation. SC Magazine is providing an exclusive look at abridged versions of various chapters included in the just-released Larstan’s "The Black Book on Government Security," as part of an agreement with Larstan Publishing. This month’s excerpt will be available in an extended form on http://www.scmagazine.com. It can be hard to separate facts from hype in the infosec business. Talk to one source and ID theft is a major concern that should have every right-thinking citizen reaching for the shredder. Everything from the latest utility bill to an invitation to tea is turned to dust. Two years ago, the Jericho Forum set itself the task of persuading vendors to prepare for a ‘deperimeterised’ global security landscape. Jan Howells assesses its success so far Spam king Jeremy Jaynes was sentenced to nine years in prison on Friday, but allowed to remain free while he appeals the decision. A woman at the centre of the world’s biggest-ever spamming case has been cleared by a Virginian judge. Jessica DeGroot, a 28 year old from North Carolina, had her felony spamming charges dismissed after the judge ruled there was insufficient evidence. Many IT professionals use the fear, uncertainty and denial (FUD) approach to persuade senior management to increase security, according to a survey conducted by WatchGuard Technologies. When the speaker at the front of the room announced that security was really about “pink, fluffy stuff,” I started looking for the exit. And I am sure I was not the only one. By nature, human beings take the easiest route. Every one of us is all about the path of least resistance