Web Application Security | Application Security | 2nd Phase

November 2007: Nip it in the Bud

Credit cards of RosesOnly.com.au customers were used for Active Image unauthorized purchases in Asia. Who is to blame? What reputation damage has been done to this iconic Australian web business? Who wants to hand over their credit card details now to RosesOnly? What if you were another online flower company like Interflora?

It is these stories that not only damage the organization in question but really hurt all online businesses. It’s that same old word ’Trust’ that needs special attention if you have applications available on the web. A majority of people still don’t trust eCommerce due to security concerns.

How much would you spend on a bit of prevention?

If you’re conducting business on the web then you want to ensure your customers trust its security. Call us for some prevention and business reputation protection.

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November 2007: Nip it in the Bud

August 2007: Breach ModSecurity Pro M1100 Released

Active Image Web application security appliance delivers real-time, continuous protection for production web applications

CARLSBAD, Calif., August 1, 2007 – Breach Security, Inc., the leader in web application security, today announced a new addition to its popular ModSecurity Pro web application firewall appliances product line with the launch of the ModSecurity Pro M1100. This new appliance offers immediate protection for production applications against targeted attacks with plug-andplay installation and enhanced rule sets. The M1100 includes the mature, proven open source ModSecurity software, which is the most deployed web application firewall available today with more than 10,000 deployments worldwide.