Cenzic Hailstorm Enterprise ARC
Enterprise Product that Tests Website Security
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Hackers are after your information. Now you can fight back.
Protect your Website against hacker attacks by using Cenzic’s enterprise, black box scanning solution – Hailstorm Enterprise ARC (Application Risk Controller) – the most accurate software product in the market. It’s built for the entire organization – Information Security, Developers, QA, Compliance Officers, and Executives – to run assessments and view results / status in a Web-enabled, intelligent dashboard.
The dashboard provides a standardized platform to manage Web security risk throughout the enterprise without losing control and asking developers and QA professionals to become security experts.
Benefits:
- Standardized platform via the Web-enabled, drillable dashboard to manage Web security risk for the entire enterprise
- Role-based visibility – provides company-wide view of security status to executives as well as customized views to other users
- Integration with multiple sources from manual penetration testing results, other commercial black box tools, source code analysis, QA data, and Web application firewalls
- Regulatory compliance assurance including PCI 6.6
- Flexible product model that allows customers to use both software and SaaS offerings – use the software to run your own assessments, and leverage Cenzic’s security experts to run additional tests when volume increases
- 360 coverage – you can test vulnerability status of all applications including ones in production via our integration with VMware
- Unified architecture – all Cenzic products are built on the same technology platform so you can effortlessly transfer data between our SaaS / managed service (ClickToSecure) and our software (Cenzic Hailstorm) options
Intuitive Interface
Cenzic’s Web-enabled, drillable dashboard provides the entire organization with one standardized platform to mange its Web security risk. See a summary of results including a prioritized listing of vulnerabilities bas on our quantitative risk scoring system (HARM) to show what needs fixing first.
