You should consider what products they are using, and you would want to
get an idea of what other clients they have in order to determine if
they actually know what they're doing. Security is a bit more than
buying or downloading some intrusion detection svce product, throwing
it on a network and claiming "We're secure because we have a firewall
and an IDS."
You would want to know for a fact that their admins have an under-
standing (thorough one) for what is going on. Else you could save
money by throwing up a BSD or Linux, run an Open Source IDS and
do the same thing some company claims they do.
Connectivity should be a concern as well since checking live data
is intense so you would want to know what sort of load balancing
if any they have in place if you are a large company...
Yours truly,
cektop / segment ... antioffline.com/segment.html
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