From: neal wise (neal.wise@assurance.com.au)
Date: Wed Dec 21 2005 - 00:57:19 EST
On 21/12/2005, at 3:17 AM, Josh Perrymon wrote:
>
> Again-- I haven't spent much time with either of the products but have
> "heard" from several large state clients about the Radware box so
> don't
> take this post for much more than mere conversation.
No one has mention the McAfee Intrushield product. At the time I
examined products this was my choice (followed VERY closely by the
Radware appliance - seems like I had a different experience with it).
I based this on my perceptions of kinds of traffic blocked,
management/event system integration, etc.
Time has passed since I looked at this but I think you should get a
look at the McAfee product while you're at it.
regards,
Neal
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