August 29, 2008

IDC White Paper on Application Security: No Room for False Positives

Read white paper from IDC on the high costs of false positives in application security scanners

Get this informative white paper from IDC to see how false positives in application security scanners can costs organizations up to $25,000 for each application. And that doesn’t include the worse outcome. When companies realize their products are yielding wildly inaccurate results, they usually discard Web application testing altogether. And when that happens, the actual cost is immeasurable when a breach occurs.

I’m busy placing this white paper behind our usual Web registration form, but as a faithful Cenzic blog reader, you can get it by a simple email request. I look forward to hearing from you.

by
Erin Swanson
Eswanson@cenzic.com


	IDC White Paper on False Positives
	See how much it costs your organization to deal with false positives
	http://www.cenzic.com/pdfs/IDC_False_Positives_2.pdf

Topic Tags: application security, IDC

by Erin Swanson

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