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Vulnerabilities in web applications are a major vector for cybercrime. In large organizations, vulnerable web applications comprised 54% of all hacking breaches and led to 39% of compromised records, according to the 2012 Data Breach Investigation Report by Verizon Business.

This white paper describes how large enterprises can effectively discover, catalog and scan web applications to control this major risk vector as part of their organizations overall vulnerability management program.

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Qualys, Inc., Qualys, Inc.:White Paper, Discovering Vulnerable Web Applications, web applications, web, vulnerability management, vulnerability, data breaches, hacking
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