Copenhagen, Denmark-based Secunia is one of a handful of Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) security vendors with an international footprint, solid customer base and an active user community – the list becomes even smaller when we begin identifying vulnerability management players in the region. The company’s flagship product, the Secunia Corporate Software Inspector (CSI), is an authenticated internal vulnerability scanner that claims to be capable of assessing the security state of practically all programs that run on either Microsoft Windows and Macintosh systems.

Trend Micro Deep Security 8.0, a product evolved from the acquisition of Canadian host intrusion-prevention system (HIPS) vendor Third Brigade in April 2009, is the company’s latest revision of its server security platform – comprising antimalware, firewall, IDS/IPS, Web application protection, integrity monitoring and log inspection in one integrated solution. Trend Micro has spent quite a bit of time on its endpoint portfolio and has updated the product with a handful of new capabilities aimed at increasing security for physical, virtual and cloud servers in addition to ensuring that Deep Security meets Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level 4 (EAL 4+) certification.