Based on interactions with customers, leading security consultants, and auditors, AppSecInc's best-practice policy templates complement the company's application-level vulnerability assessment scanner, AppDetective and real-time database intrusion detection and security auditing solution, AppRadar. By using these policies, customers can easily tune their application security to the protections that are most relevant to the corresponding regulatory requirement, thus bolstering compliance. With database applications part of their compliance strategy, firms can make their compliance efforts more granular, demonstrable, and repeatable.
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