We followed an implementation strategy. With our compliance and security team, we followed a procedure with Acunetix so that any vulnerable information that exists on our site remains safe and secure.

We didn't deploy it ourselves because we used their SaaS model. There is no deployment from our side. Initially, we thought of hosting it on our own server; if we did, we would have required a dedicated person to look after the deployment and setup.

Since we don't have a Windows Server, we opted for the SaaS model because the on-premise version is only compatible with a Windows Server. We don't have a license for a Windows Server so instead of purchasing all of the licensing, we just opted for the SaaS solution. 

The implementation was done in-house.

You can easily download the application and install it on your desktop. The setup algorithm simplifies the application installation on your computer, it automatically configures itself on your system, eliminating the need for any manual configuration. It's a quick and hassle-free installation, taking just about five minutes to set up and configure. The deployment management is quite efficient and it can be handled by a single individual.

We did the deployment in-house. We did use the Acunetix support when dealing with the install or any type of setup piece. It was seamless, which was good.

Everything was done internally.

We have a team in the company.

I didn't implement the solution personally, however, one of my colleagues did. The installation was handled in-house.

I did the implementation with another security engineer. There is a lot of documentation to help, with a lot of forums on the Acunetix website and off of the Acunetix website.

We did the implementation ourselves. 

I implemented it myself.

We did it ourselves.

We carried out the implementation ourselves. 

We did the deployment of the solution ourselves. We have approximately 20 people that do the support and deployment of Acunetix.

I was the vendor who utilized this tool for the customer.