To remain competitive as an Independent Software Vendor (ISV), you must build products better, faster and cheaper in order to:

• Meet your customers’ demands for next-generation features such as cloud, mobile and collaborative computing.
• Stretch tight development budgets.
• Compress project schedules to accelerate your products’ speed of delivery.

So how can your software company protect its precious source code, revenue and reputation from malicious attacks and still accelerate your time to market?

How Vantage Point helps secure ISV software

Vantage Point understands the dynamic tension between speed to delivery and security that every ISV faces. We also know that security can be just as agile as your development with the right expertise, policies and training.

Vantage Point helps seven of the top 10 Independent Software Vendors with application security. We help organizations build Software Security Groups to effectively manage software security initiatives, train the development staff to build security into their code to prevent vulnerabilities, and provide innovative products such as Codiscope SecureAssist™ to identify vulnerabilities in real time within developer environment. We can go much deeper with architecture risk analysis and threat modeling to eliminate security flaws out of your design, extinguishing the associated vulnerabilities at the foundation.

Vantage Point's managed services approach to application security testing provides the agility, flexibility and scale you need to keep up with the non-linear demands of development. By turning over the testing to the Vantage Point security experts, you free your team to perform the critical tasks needed to hit project milestones and deliver code that’s secure.

Why secure software is essential to ISVs

The demands on ISVs create operational challenges that make your company more vulnerable to exploitation by hackers and criminals. This puts your entire enterprise at risk of:

• Compromised business controls
• Data loss
• Intellectual property theft
• Revenue loss
• Tarnished reputation

Furthermore, traditional application security testing can mean that vulnerabilities aren’t discovered until late in the development cycle, making the cost of remediation and the time lost to fix and retest the code an impediment to meeting production schedules.