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Heartbleed: Can SOPHOS be trusted anymore?

hoffmannc
We cannot quantify the amount headache caused by openssl vuln. The main question popped by my senior management is " Can we trust Sophos? ".

Frankly, I have no answer. The UTMs were a recent deployment in our network - we moved away from a major competitor to you. There were many stability issues but we persevered at times justifying the cost savings. But with this bug and delays from Sophos, the question falls flat on us. 

What do you think?


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    First, Hoffmann, welcome to the User BB!

    The answer is that there's no one to trust 100%.  This affected 85% of the web servers in the world.  IBM's biggest, most-expensive storage still has this vulnerability.

    Your management needs a better understanding of IT if it is mission-critical in your organization, and you can tell them I said that.

    Cheers - Bob
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    First, Hoffmann, welcome to the User BB!

    The answer is that there's no one to trust 100%.  This affected 85% of the web servers in the world.  IBM's biggest, most-expensive storage still has this vulnerability.

    Your management needs a better understanding of IT if it is mission-critical in your organization, and you can tell them I said that.

    Cheers - Bob
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