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Watchfire Introduces AppScan 7.0, Highlighting a Decade of Web Security Leadership
Business Wire, Nov 6, 2006
Watchfire Introduces OnDemand Training
Watchfire has also introduced a new suite of computer based training solutions in support of AppScan 7.0 and AppScan Reporting Console, facilitating user expertise in web application security. Leveraging a decade of expertise and best practices developed from hands-on customer deployments in many of the world's most challenging and complex websites, Watchfire has packaged a new suite of training offerings to give customers the knowledge they need to succeed. The convenient self-paced computer based training (CBT) modules provide everything from basic web application security to specific advanced use of AppScan. These modules can be reviewed at any time for refresher training, providing knowledge on demand. Watchfire experts are also available for application scanning assistance.
Pricing and Availability
AppScan 7.0 will be generally available for download on November 20, 2006. Pricing for AppScan 7.0 starts at $14,400. To register to evaluate AppScan 7.0 when it's available on November 20, please visit: https://www.watchfire.com/securearea/appscan.aspx
About Watchfire
Watchfire provides Online Risk Management software and services to help ensure the security and compliance of websites. More than 800 enterprises and government agencies, including AXA Financial, SunTrust, HSBC, Vodafone, Veterans Affairs and Dell rely on Watchfire to audit and report on issues impacting their online business. Watchfire has been the recipient of several industry honors including the HP/IAPP Privacy Innovation Award, InfoSecurity Product Guide's Hot Security Company 2006, Computerworld's Innovative Technology Award, and "Recommended" rating by Computer Reseller News. Watchfire was named by IDC as the worldwide market share leader in web application vulnerability assessment software. Watchfire's partners include IBM Global Services, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Sapient, Microsoft, Interwoven, WebTrends, EMC Documentum and Mercury. Watchfire is headquartered in Waltham, MA. For more information, please visit www.watchfire.com.
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