Re: border filtering questions

[Jeff Murphy <jcmurphy () BUFFALO EDU>]

Whoops. Ignore "the feed is directly consumed by the appliance and not manually entered or pushed in via free/homegrown 
software" as it conflicts with the statement I'm asking you to agree with! I'm interested in appliances that are 
capable of accepting some sort of automation, commercial or non-commercial. 

jeff




> [  ]  We automatically* block traffic to/from known bad addresses/netblocks at our border using a commercial inline 
> appliance (IPS, packet shaper, firewall) and free/homegrown software (software talks directly to the appliance)
>       (*using some feed of addresses/netblocks, for example obtained via a SIEM or external intelligence sources, the 
> feed is directly consumed by the appliance and not manually entered or pushed in via free/homegrown software)
>
>       What's the name of the appliance vendor: _____
>
> [  ]  We automatically* block traffic to/from known bad addresses/netblocks at our border using a commercial inline 
> appliance  (IPS, packet shaper, firewall) and commercial software (software talks directly to the appliance)
>       (*using some feed of addresses/netblocks, for example obtained via a SIEM or external intelligence sources, the 
> feed is directly consumed by the appliance and not manually entered or pushed in via free/homegrown software)
>
>       What's the name of the appliance vendor: ______
>       What's the name of the commercial software package/vendor: _____

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