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Agreed.. a year is a long time which is why I didn't say it flat out
sucked rocks. To be fair, at the time, it did beat Cisco's scanner for
vulns found. Net Sonar found no vulnerabilities on a stock SP4 install of
NT Server (no hardening done). I am sure both tools have improved, but I
don't hear anyone talking about what great products they are. Most of the
fuss is over Nessus, Internet Scanner, and CyberCop. I have actually even
found one person that says they like Retina... =)
I understand the draw of the network security field and why eveyrone wants
to buy in, but I believe a company should focus on it's core competency.
I think WebTrends makes great reporting tools (I'm sure that will spark an
argument...), and Cisco makes great routers, but neither is a network
security company. Do many things "OK", or do one thing really well.
Carric Dooley
Senior Consultant
COM2:Interactive Media
"But this one goes to eleven."
- -- Nigel Tufnel
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