Re: Wandering proxy
That's standard for all the major web security vendors.
Posts by obrien
9 publicly visible posts • joined 17 Apr 2013
Raytheon suspected of readying for Websense slurp
RIP Sir Terry Pratchett: Discworld author finally gets to meet DEATH
SSL-busting adware: US cyber-plod open fire on Comodo's PrivDog
Wednesday 25th February 2015 08:40 GMT
It depends on what country you are in but that could be illegal. In some countries your company is not allowed to MitM certain sites like banking, healthcare, etc. But SSL scanning is important - there's malware that uses HTTPS simply because so many organisations do not MitM it for malware scanning. SSL scanning on sites like dropbox, etc, is critical.
So long, Lenovo, and no thanks for all the super-creepy Superfish
Check Point buys bare-metal security upstart Hyperwise
NEW, SINISTER web tracking tech fingerprints your computer by making it draw
Insecure AVG search tool shoved down users' throats, says US CERT
Desultory figures from Intel as Otellini makes his last call
Wednesday 17th April 2013 08:43 GMT
Re: Please explain
* How does getting rid of older kit reduce capital expenditure except through accounting wizardry
- Getting rid of old kit means reduced maintenance hence reduced expenditure. Fabs are expensive to maintain.
* What kit is being used to make and sell those cheap chips "in every market" if the old kit has been disposed of?
- Every die shrink needs new fabrication equipment. By now moving to a smaller die again, the fabs from a few generations past can be disposed of. Ties back into your first question.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
