Dive Brief:
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HP is introducing two new ways to help enterprises secure their systems against malicious network attackers.
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One service inspects Internet addresses requested by employees for malicious links, and the other learns how the coders of an organization write their programs.
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On average, more than 17,000 malware alerts are issued per week, and organizations spend an average of $1.27 million a year responding to threat intelligence, according to the security research firm Ponemon Institute.
Dive Insight:
The two new releases aim to "protect the interactions among your most valuable assets: your users, your applications and your data," said Frank Mong, HP vice president of solutions.
HP also updated its HP Fortify software with a new set of analysis tools that can inspect code to make sure it does not have bugs that could be exploited by hackers.
