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Secure the Cloud, Secure your Database

25 March 2010

Attacks on databases, especially those containing financial and personal information, are increasingly common and increasingly costly. Find out how FortiWeb and FortiDB appliances operate independently but work powerfully in a tandem deployment to provide broad data security.

Find out in just 40 minutes! Register now


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Consolidated web and database security - what your customers need to know.

Speaker: Graeme Nash. FortiDB & FortiWeb Specialist.


In network topography, the FortiWeb appliance sits inline in front of web application servers, while the FortiDB is deployed out of band, automatically monitoring, auditing and scanning databases.

Deploying these devices in tandem provides multiple layers of security to prevent numerous types of threats originating from multiple vectors. In addition, compliance with various portions of the PCI-DSS is more easily achieved with the combination of these two products

This session will cover:
> Current challenges - Regulation & Gap Analysis
> Best practices & pragmatic approaches in DB and WEB Security
> Advantages (against competition)
> General Overview & Live Demo
FortiDB 2000
FortiWeb 1000
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