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  • Implementing a defense-in-depth strategy

    Implementing a defense-in-depth strategy can protect your customers’ Web applications from attack. Take a layered approach with intrusion prevention, encryption and code review.

  • A round-up of pen testing tools

    Pen testing tools can be used to detect network and application vulnerabilities. Dave Shackleford lists specific tools for each category of penetration testing.

  • Code review best practices for secure applications

    Developing secure application code isn’t easy. David Jacobs outlines best practices for keeping customers’ applications secure.

  • proxy hacking

    Proxy hacking, also known as proxy hijacking, is an attack technique designed to supplant an authentic Web page in a search engine's index and search results pages. An attacker may use proxy hackin...

Web Server OS and Web Application security

  • proxy hacking

    Proxy hacking, also known as proxy hijacking, is an attack technique designed to supplant an authentic Web page in a search engine's index and search results pages. An attacker may use proxy hacking to gain an advantage over a competitor or, ultimate... 

About Web Server OS and Web Application security

Find Web server OS and Web application security tips and how-tos for security value-added resellers (VARs), service providers and consultants concerned with the security of their clients' browsers, Web scripting, Web services and more. Learn how to conduct Web application security assessments, how to manage a customer's secure Web server and how to filter URLs to reduce information security threats on your customers' networks.