tikbalang
Sep 3 2004, 07:08 AM
is it worth having?
has anyone used it, any comments?
thank you.
andydis
Sep 3 2004, 10:31 AM
ive only read about these, dont know if they are avaliable yet?
i remeber reading bout the same time as cpu's where going to have AV built in :-)
i tend to stick with 3com 905c's for network cards :-)
tikbalang
Sep 3 2004, 04:25 PM
well its available in the market.
SANS has a
review of it, and recommend as part of the defense-in-depth strategy.
packet
Sep 8 2004, 07:23 AM
By the by that was just a practicle article for passing a GIAC certification test and not actually from SANS.
But he has a very good point, defense-in-depth! Yes all machines should have client firewalls. Yes wouldn't it be cool to stop it at the NIC. But the question that brings up is: is it really any better than a software based approach? I can see why it would be nice and would add a few benifits but the software ones work great.
My advice, stick with the software ones (sygate makes a nice free one) for now. 3Com usually both sucks and blows when it comes to security and anything but NICS (yes this includes those crappy superstack switchs they make).
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