Heartbleed—Find the wound with HP Fortify

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The bad news: The Heartbleed bug in OpenSSL web encryption software left two-thirds of the world's web sites open to penetration and theft of data—including the private encryption keys that protect their visitors' identities and private data. The good news: HP Fortify can tell you if your applications are vulnerable…right now!. How could a vulnerability like this occur in software designed to make us secure? And what can you do to better protect your business from similar vulnerabilities? Join two of our top security researchers in a Google Hangout to understand more about the Heartbleed bug and how HP Fortify was able to protect our customers so quickly. And read Fortify on Demand Heartbleed Update Blog and a detailed review of the bug, implications and recommendation at Thoughts on the Heartbleed Bug – HP Fortify Blog. Watch the Google Hangout To discuss how you can quickly assess your applications for the Heartbleed vulnerability and protect your enterprise, contact us: Asia Pacific and Japan: +61 1800 784 389 (Australia) or click here Europe: 0845 600 5228 or click here

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