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RE: Web Content Scanning
From: "Anurak Chuetanapinyo" <anurak.c.list () gmail com>
Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2005 22:15:11 +0700
There are lots and lots of such product. I myself haven't tested any appliance for this kind of solution, but I do have some experiences with some software that you might be interested in. 1. Websense Originally only provides a software-based solution, however, there are some appliance that use websense as their web filtering engines, for example BuleCoat ProxySG. 2. Smart Filter from Secure Computing It's one of the bests in this field (Wensense is also one of them...). As my memory serves me right, I did hear that there are also some appliance that use Smart Filter as their web filtering engines. Sorry that I can't remember the names of those appliances. My recommendation is that you should check them out to see what's best for you. Hope this could help. Anurak Chuetanapinyo Security Specialist G-ABLE Company Limited -----Original Message----- From: hawkofmay () lycos co uk [mailto:hawkofmay () lycos co uk] Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 10:35 PM To: security-basics () securityfocus com Subject: Web Content Scanning I've been tasked with coming up with a list of products to test that will content scan web traffic for around 6k users. Currently we use clearswift Mimesweeper for web, has anyone got any experience of other software or appliances that would do the same job or better ?
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