DevPartner SecurityChecker is the most comprehensive application security analysis tool in the industry today. And now SecurityChecker 2.5 simplifies development best practices for ASP.NET application security more than ever through automated updates, expanded vulnerability rules and new reporting capabilities.
Downloadable Updates
DevPartner SecurityChecker 2.5 offers the ability to manually or automatically check for updates, so now it's even easier for development teams to stay on top of the latest security threats. When an update is found, SecurityChecker 2.5 prompts you to download and install the latest set of security vulnerability rules and information.
New Vulnerability Rules
SecurityChecker 2.5 has added new rules to the compile-time analyzer, run-time analyzer and integrity analyzer.
- Five new rules have been added to the integrity analyzer -- the penetration testing tool -- to provide additional help in preventing Google hacks.
- Five new rules have been added to the run-time analyzer in the areas of encryption and insecure coding practices and configurations.
- Four new rules have been added to the compile-time analyzer -- the static source code analysis tool -- to check for additional insecure practices and configuration weaknesses.
Enhanced Reporting
Reporting ease of use and readability are major strengths of DevPartner SecurityChecker, and version 2.5 even further improves these capabilities. Also, two new reports have been added to SecurityChecker 2.5.
The first identifies and categorizes detected vulnerabilities using the top ten security flaws identified by the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP). This report is available at both summary and detail levels and contains short descriptions of each detected vulnerability.
The second report categorizes detected vulnerabilities by generally accepted industry classification. Examples include SQL injection, Google hacks and buffer overflows. This report also is available at both summary and detail levels.
Team System Integration
Developers and QA testers can now create and submit security defect information found using DevPartner SecurityChecker 2.5 directly into the Team System Foundation Server defect tracking tool. In addition, users can insert defect data directly from SecurityChecker 2.5 into Team System Foundation Server without the need for re-typing detailed vulnerability information.
Terminal Services
In cases where a user does not have a local copy of Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS) or the Visual Studio IDE, a SecurityChecker session can be run on a remote server along with the ASP.NET application being analyzed. The SecurityChecker 2.5 session on the remote server can be controlled and viewed by the user on a local machine via the use of Terminal Services.
Operating Systems:
- Windows 2000 Professional, Server and Advanced Server
- Windows XP Professional
- Windows Server 2003, Web, Standard and Enterprise
Visual Studio integration:
- Visual Studio 2005
- Visual Studio .NET 2003
Language support:
- Visual C# .NET
- Visual Basic .NET
Hardware:
- Pentium III 850 MHz (1.5 GHz or faster)
- 512 MB total system memory (1 GB is recommended)
- 400 MB hard disk space
Note: Although SecurityChecker can be installed anywhere, approximately 260 MB of space will be consumed on your system partition. If insufficient space is available, the installation will fail. Please make sure that there is at least 260 MB of storage available on the system partition prior to installation.