Unified threat management appliances combine multiple perimeter protections with mixed results
Info World

Applications are business enablers, allowing people and programs to access the data and information they need to perform their work. Because that information is often the target of an attacker, applications must be designed and implemented based on security requirements as much as they are based on functionality, performance, usability and quality requirements.
Express Computer Online

Core Impact is different in that while it performs vulnerability assessment, it is primarily a penetration testing tool. It behaves like a hacker, performing vulnerability and port scans then attempting to penetrate the target using the vulnerabilities it finds. There are real benefits to this approach.
SC Magazine

CORE IMPACT v5.1 Comes in Response to Increased Malicious Attacks on Desktop Applications
ITsecurity.com

Is Penetration Testing More Effective Than Vulnerability Scanning?
Network World

Petroleum and Wholesale Distributor Looks to Automated, Easy-to-Use Penetration Testing Product to Help Enhance its Network Security.
Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance Journal

When you've got to have secure code -- and everyone does -- fuzzers can help.
InfoWorld

"Penetration testing picks up where 'scan and identify' leaves off," said Charles J. Kolodgy, research director at IDC. "As companies move to integrated solutions for greater protection, penetration testing will become more important."
Newsfactor Network

TippingPoint 400 IPS is a mixed bag of easy management, strong defenses, and spotty detection.
InfoWorld

If you're in charge of disaster recovery planning, you also have to consider security threats that could put you in the recovery mode. Mike Talon discusses the preemptive moves you can make with the right testing and assessment tools.
TechRepublic

A penetration assessment will ensure your network is secure from attackers as well as malicious employees, partners and customers. We evaluated three products that take decidedly different routes to the same end. Which solution will leave you feeling bulletproof?

CORE IMPACT awarded Tester's Choice

Network Computing's Security Pipeline - CMP Media

Exploit frameworks are the machine guns of automated attacks. Don't get caught on the wrong end of the barrel.
Information Security Magazine

Time to learn the tricks of the trade, says security expert
vnunet.com

Although no attacks based on the hole have been reported, the security community is bracing itself for at least some. MSN Messenger is used by over 130 million people worldwide, making it an attractive target. "I think we can expect to start seeing malicious activity soon," says Core Security product manager Max Caceres.
NewsFactor Nectwork

Patched issued yesterday, exploit code out there today.
Techworld.com

Published code attacks a hole in component used to display smiley faces, buddy icons.
InfoWorld

Users are urged to download and install a software patch from Microsoft.
PCWorld.com

Read how penetration testing product CORE IMPACT helps test the effectiveness of Entercept IPS.
InfoWorld

Read about the 2004 Global Information Security Survey and how CIO Magazine believes that penetration testing is one of the 6 secrets to securing your organization.
CIO Magazine

Penetration testing product helps in evaluation of four leading IDS solutions.
InfoWorld

By Patricia Resende
Mass High Tech

By Berislav Kucan
Help Net Security

By Ellen Messmer
Network World Fusion

By Ellen Messmer
IT World Canada

By SearchSecurity.com Staff
SearchSecurity.com

The common wisdom in the security world is that easy-to-use scripts to circumvent security--called "exploits"--are a threat to the Internet.
CNET News.com | ZDNet

eWEEK Announces Excellence Awards Finalists
eWeek

By Edward Hurley, News Writer
SearchSecurity.com

A research company warned Tuesday that an attacker could use a recently patched Microsoft flaw to create a fast-moving worm similar to SQL Slammer, which spread rapidly across the Internet a year ago.
CNET News.com

"What we found is that there are some new attack vectors to exploit the same vulnerability that were not originally considered," says Core ST's CTO Ivan Arce. The new method of exploiting the known flaw "is a very efficient way of compromising the system."
Newsfactor Network

By Dennis Fisher
eWeek

Can your systems really benefit from penetration testing?
CSOonline.com

Flaw could allow malicious code to run on systems
Computerworld

The vulnerability, which affects Linux editions of DB2 version 7, could allow an attacker to seize control of a database's contents.
Business Week Online - From CNET News.com

By Shawna McAlearney
Security Wire Digest - Vol. 5, No. 70, September 18, 2003

Flaw could let attackers run malicious code on DB2 using admin permissions.
By Paul Roberts
IDG News Services
NetwokWorldFusion | Security.ITworld | InfoWorld

A security flaw in Linux editions of IBM's DB2 database could allow unauthorized users to seize control of a database's contents, Big Blue revealed.
CNET News.com | ZDNet

Under the Radar - Resume-based Network Mapping

"Location, Location, Location" - IP3 discusses vulnerability scanning and penetration testing and the vantage point from which you perform these assessments.
IP3

Security experts say they don't yet know the full scope of two recently discovered Windows 2000 vulnerabilities.
Microsoft released patches to correct both flaws last week.
By Mathew Schwartz
Security Wire Digest - Vol. 5, No. 50, July 3, 2003

By Berislav Kucan
Help Net Security

By Jaikumar Vijayan
Computerworld

By Hiawatha Bray, Globe Staff, 5/8/2003
Boston.com

By Paul Roberts, IDG News Service
Computerworld

By Iain Thomson [08-05-2003]
Network News

By Iain Thomson
VNUnet

By Paul Roberts, IDG News Service
PC WORLD.com

By Robert Lemos
Computer Cops

By Paul Roberts
Network World Fusion

By Paul Roberts
InfoWorld

By Robert Lemos
Silicon.con

By Robert Lemos - CNET News.com
ZDnet

By Robert Lemos
CNET News.com

By Brett Glass
PC Magazine

By Berislav Kucan
Help Net Security

Association for Computing Machinery - International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals

Sergio Sancho, working at Core's Research and Development Center in Buenos Aires, and his team (University of Buenos Aires) are Bronze Medalists and the Latin America Super Region Champion of this year's ACM-ICPC World Finals.

Association for Computing Machinery - International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals

Sergio Sancho, integrante del equipo de investigación y desarrollo de Core Security Technologies en Buenos Aires, conjuntamente con su equipo de la University of Buenos Aires, son medalla de bronce y Latin America Super Region Champion de la Final Mundial de la 27ª edición anual del Concurso ACM-ICPC.

By Brett Glass
ExtremeTech

"If you are a true security hipster, you know that Core Security Technologies has some of the smartest security people in the world. With headquarters in Boston and R&D in Buenos Aires, Core has built a solid reputation with both products and consulting. Recently, I spoke with co-founder and CTO, Ivan Arce."
CSOinformer

Empresa irá oferecer workshop de “hacking ético” com simulação de ataques, além de programa “Try & Buy”

La industria nacional está hoy a la altura de las mejores del mundo

.La Nación.

La entidad financiera implementó la solución de Core Security Technologies para la administración de sus recursos y políticas de seguridad.

.Internet World en español.

By Edward Hurley, News Writer
SearchSecurity

By Mandy Andress
InfoWorld - Reviews

By Lawrence M. Walsh
Information Security Magazine

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Internet Business

A subsidiária da empresa de segurança de informações deve buscar parcerias, além de lançar ferramentas no mercado localIT Web

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