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Re: Software IPS/IDS vs Appliance

Subject: Re: Software IPS/IDS vs Appliance
Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2006 21:49:17 +0800
hi there,
    i recommend you deploy Fortinet Fortigate series appliances. It
has IPS and Antivirus feature and the performance is very good.
    see http://www.fortinet.com


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2006/2/22, Wai Yee Wong <wywong@financial-link.com.my>:
Dear all,

I'm looking at implementing an IPS/IDS in my network to guard and monitor if
any suspicious traffic and if my current security setup has any loopholes.

What do you think between software based IPS/IDS (such as ISS or other
brands) and appliances IPS (any recommendation?)

My supplier strongly recommended appliances, we thought of getting a radware
link load-balancer so can add on the IPS module as a solution. But what are
the pros and cons between these two types?

Appreciate any advice.

Thanks!


Wai Yee

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