Vulnerability scanning for safer software
Free bug scan offered for Java apps
Code auditing firm Fortify Software announced on Monday that the company is teaming up with quality-testing project FindBugs to offer a free scanning service to any Java programmer aimed at automatically detecting quality defects and security bugs.
Read the article HERE.
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New IP-App Scanning Tools
Applications vulnerability scanning specialist Mu Security released its latest testing appliance on Dec. 11, designed to find potential weaknesses residing in any type of IP-based software program.
Sold under the product name Mu-4000 Security Analyzer, the new appliance is built around the company's Adaptive Analysis technology, aimed at product developers and service providers wishing to analyze security loopholes in any program based on the IPv4 or IPv6 industry standards.
Read the article HERE.
Code auditing firm Fortify Software announced on Monday that the company is teaming up with quality-testing project FindBugs to offer a free scanning service to any Java programmer aimed at automatically detecting quality defects and security bugs.
Read the article HERE.
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New IP-App Scanning Tools
Applications vulnerability scanning specialist Mu Security released its latest testing appliance on Dec. 11, designed to find potential weaknesses residing in any type of IP-based software program.
Sold under the product name Mu-4000 Security Analyzer, the new appliance is built around the company's Adaptive Analysis technology, aimed at product developers and service providers wishing to analyze security loopholes in any program based on the IPv4 or IPv6 industry standards.
Read the article HERE.
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