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The curse of PCI for WAFs

By Ofer Shezaf - Posted on January 11th, 2010

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An enlightening case study presented by ArgoWorks, an Armorlogic reseller, highlights the benefit that PCI brings to the WAF market but also the its curse.

Agilent uses Imperva to protect and monitor web applications

By Ofer Shezaf - Posted on November 2nd, 2009

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SearchSecurity is running a story about Agilent use of WAFs. Agilent bought WAFs for PCI compliance but found that they are very useful for providing insight to data flow and sensitive information in the organization.

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