Leverage Ponemon's Application Security Risk Management Study to Jump-Start Your AppSec Program

Without an effective application security testing program in place, detecting and resolving vulnerabilities can prove to be a “guessing game” for your organization. Unfortunately, it’s a dangerous guessing game: Placing your bet on the wrong application security solution can result in costly data breaches, damage to your brand image and seemingly endless litigation.

Watch this video to learn how to leverage Ponemon Institute’s Application Security Risk Management study to jump-start your organization’s application security program. And, for a sure bet to improve your mobile and IoT application security protection, download Ponemon Institute’s more recent “2017 State of Mobile & Internet of Things (IoT) Application Security” study.

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Neil Jones

Major Events Content Strategist for IBM Security

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