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From: godsmoke at godsmoke.com (Christopher Blume)
Subject: Comparison of Network Security Scanners
Exactly -- how can we trust a test where the company that conducted it,
and therefor designed the test is the product that won. Now, of the
vendor tests I've seen conducted by a competitor, this one seemed pretty
honest (Nessus scored very high). However, they didn't test Retina 5 --
which from what I hear is supposed to be a very big improvement. When I
get ahold of it, I'd be happy to run some tests against Nessus.
Thank You,
Christopher Blume
Anders B Jansson wrote:
> And to everyones surprise their own product came out on top!
>
> Wow, it has to be good, film at 11
>
> // anders
>
> Alexander wrote:
>
>> Hi all!
>>
>> Comparison of Network Security Scanners:
>>
>> http://www.maxpatrol.com/pd_cmp2.asp
>>
>> In this survey the following products were tested:
>> 1 IS - Internet Scanner 7.0 Internet Security Systems
>> http://www.iss.net
>> 2 LG - LanGuard 3.2 GFI
>> http://www.gfi.com
>> 3 Ns - Nessus 2.0.6 Renaud Deraison<
>> http://www.nessus.org
>> 4 NR - NetRecon 3.6 Symantec
>> http://www.symantec.com
>> 5 Rt - Retina 4.9.97 eEye Digital Security
>> http://www.eeye.com
>> 6 MP - MaxPatrol 7.0 Positive Technologies
>> http://www.maxpatrol.com
>>
>>
>>
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