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Web Application Security:  Log Monitoring provides advanced web application monitoring. In addition, the Vulnerability Management service provides a Managed Application Assessment capability that leverages both commercial and proprietary application vulnerability assessment tools with self-service capabilities that can be integrated into existing development cycles.

PCI Compliance:  PCI QSAC (Qualified Security Assessment Company) with a large staff of PCI QSAs (Qualified Security Assessors).  Log Monitoring, Log Management, Vulnerability
Management and Security Device Management services address many of the PCI DSS requirements.


Retail Store Solutions: Log Monitoring can be implemented for retail store based UTM devices as well as POS systems with specific service levels designed to meet PCI compliance while being cost effective and manageable.

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