Web Server and Web Application Security

MUST READ Why you need Web application security expertise TIP - VARs with expertise in Web application security benefit from little competition and high customer demand. Filter URLs to reduce information security threats TIP - Filter URLs to increase network security. Learn to control the URLs that enter and exit your customer's network, and mitigate risks posed by hackers, worms and spyware. Web application penetration testing: Best practices TIP - Three steps you can take to ensure that penetration testing is successful and efficient, and that you paint an accurate picture for your customers. How to manage your customer's secure Web server TIP - A look at ways to best manage the configurations of multiple Web servers to reduce the administrative burden and cost for VARs, SIs, security consultants and their customers. Application security assessments, part 2: A repeatable methodology TIP - Application security assessments can be simplified with this repeatable methodology.

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	Despite GreenBorder acquisition, Google security plan remains unclear SearchSecurityChannel.com | 01 Jun 2007 ARTICLE - Google bought GreenBorder for its "sandbox" browser function, but that doesn't mean it will compete with Symantec and McAfee.

	Web applications: Insecurity for the masses IT Business Edge | 13 Feb 2007 EXECUTIVE BRIEFING - Web applications are vulnerable both to old attacks and Web app-specific exploits such as XSS and XSRF. Get advice on how to keep your customers safe.

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	Why you need Web application security expertise Submitted By: SearchSecurityChannel.com | 25 Jul 2007 TIP - VARs with expertise in Web application security benefit from little competition and high customer demand.

	Filter URLs to reduce information security threats Submitted By: SearchSecurity.com | 20 Mar 2007 TIP - Filter URLs to increase network security. Learn to control the URLs that enter and exit your customer's network, and mitigate risks posed by hackers, worms and spyware.

	Web application penetration testing: Best practices Submitted By: SearchSecurityChannel.com | 21 Feb 2007 TIP - Three steps you can take to ensure that penetration testing is successful and efficient, and that you paint an accurate picture for your customers.

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