Using the new SET DATABASE PARAMETER with selector 64 (SSL Cipher List) you can now enforce certain levels of SSL as required by the Payment Card Industry (PCI).

A developer can now disable the SSLv2 Ciphers and only allow strong SSLv3 Ciphers to be used when communicating with their server by issuing the following code snippet:

STOP WEB SERVER SET DATABASE PARAMETER (SSL Cipher List;"HIGH:!SSLv2:!EXP:!ADH:!aNULL:!eNULL:!NULL") START WEB SERVER

According to ServerSniff.net when the above Cipher List is used the available Ciphers Strengths are:

Available SSL2 ciphers:	
	
Available SSL3 ciphers:	
AES256-SHA	256 bit
DES-CBC3-SHA	168 bit
AES128-SHA	128 bit
	
Available TLS1 ciphers:	
AES256-SHA	256 bit
DES-CBC3-SHA	168 bit
AES128-SHA	128 bit