Web 2.0 Call Accounting Boosted - Somebody Changes The Rules

The wave of Web 2.0.0 technologies has encouraged the introduction of Internet enabled computer programs delivered as a service rather than the standard medium of software on the CD being the product. Call Accounting businesses haven't ignored this opportunity and you can find now choose few companies who provide their services like a web based application. However, make it possible for these services a data collection device or call buffer is needed on the customer’s web site. So far, these devices happen to be so expensive they have limited the development of the technology, but right now the brakes are off, new products are now readily available in a portion of the historical rate. Call accounting as a web application is now on an extremely fast expansion way.

Security Threats are Evolving at Dangerous Pace, Says Report

The threat horizon has changed drastically according to the newest report from Forrester Research: “The New Threat Landscape: Proceed With Caution”. Forrester’s prominent analyst Khalid Kark, the report’s chief author, says that enterprises are no longer facing problems from individual hackers or even small groups of individual hackers.

Security Innovation releases TeamMentor to meet Secure Coding Standards for PCI and OWASP

Security Innovation recently announced the release of its newest product, TeamMentor, providing Application Security Guidance that assists security and development teams to comply with PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards), OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) or internal security standards.

TeamMentor, the market’s only web-based secure development process tool, assists organizations to align their software development activities with corporate security policies and compliance requirements. It provides a unique design, coding, testing, and production guidelines to ensure that software applications are written securely and deployed according to the market’s best practices.

Microsoft and Adobe Join Hands to Share Critical Vulnerability Data

Recently, Microsoft Corporation announced that it is going to extend its MAPP (Microsoft Active Protections Program) to include vulnerability information shared from Adobe Systems Inc. Microsoft also discussed the new policy of coordinated vulnerability disclosure and launched new tools that will improve online security for users.