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Web Application Security Consortium Collaboration for Improved Standards

Four rivals in the application security market joined forces to help define more consistent and reliable best practices for Web application security. The partnership, announced Monday at the Computer Security Institute's 31st annual security conference and exhibition in Washington, includes F5 Networks, Imperva, NetContinuum and Teros. . . .. Four rivals in the application security market joined forces to help define more consistent and reliable best practices for Web application security. The partnership, announced Monday at the Computer Security Institute's 31st annual security conference and exhibition in Washington, includes F5 Networks, Imperva, NetContinuum and Teros. The quartet plans to invite vendors such as Check Point Software Technologies, Cisco Systems, Juniper Networks, McAfee and Symantec to join the consortium as well. With the help of ICSA Labs, the group has outlined five criteria for successful Web application security. Starting next month, ICSA will test the products of participating vendors to make sure the solutions meet these criteria. According to Gene Banman, CEO of NetContinuum, these criteria will comprise the best way to evaluate which Web security applications actually deliver the security they promise, helping channel partners choose the products that will best serve their customers. "We feel that the market has reached an inflection point where Web application security products are going to become part of the security best practices in the industry, yet at the same time there's confusion caused by conflicting claims," he said. "If we can clarify what customers need in this space, it will be a lot easier for channel partners to deliver it." The link for this article located at securitypipeline.com is no longer available. . Four industry leaders in cybersecurity unite to establish reliable protocols and enhance online safety measures.. Web Application Security, Application Security Best Practices, ICSA Labs, Security Standards. . Anthony Pell

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