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Message-ID: <20051202155019.m3fphnzagbk0so80@www.onestepsolutions.net>
Date: Fri Dec  2 04:50:26 2005
From: paul at onestepsolutions.net (Paul Stephens)
Subject: Software firewalls for Windows

Is there something wrong with Zone Alarm? ;-)
>
> Also, it was just announced today by Sunbelt Software that they
> are picking up Kerio.
>
> http://www.sunbelt-software.com/Press.cfm?id=134
>
> - ferg

Hi Fergie, I quite like the fact that Kerrio is light on sys resources as not
all my clients have grunty machines.  However, even though I'm no l33t haXor
(more a mere script kiddie with canned pen testing tools) I've been able to
defeat it.  As far as Zone Alarm is concerned: it is more demanding on sys
resources and not as configurable as Sygate Pro, or as informative as to
potential malicious action.

I've only just started testing Outpost (on a 32bit machine) and
Ghostwall (on a
64bit machine) but so far I'm quite impressed.  However, the collective
experience of this list is far greater than I could achieve in a lifetime so I
guess I'm asking what others have found to be the most difficult to breach and
featuresome.

Regards

Paul Stephens
(Proprietor - OneStep Solutions)
http://www.onestepsolutions.net/