Long focused on local banks and credit unions, Digital Defense aims to expand its customer base with Frontline 3.0. The new version includes Active View, a workflow management tool that lets administrators assign remediation tasks and check assignment status. Active View can also generate daily, weekly, or monthly reports of assessment and penetration test results, provide detailed vulnerability information host by host, and track start and completion times of assessments. High-level reports with trend analysis can be generated for executives and auditors.
All scan results are stored in a data repository by Digital Defense. Customers access their data through a Web console using SSL. The customer premises appliance is an HP computer running a modified Linux kernel. Digital Defense provides all software and vulnerability updates to the appliance. Pricing starts at $395 per month for the service, plus a one-time fee of $1,200 per appliance.
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