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Is the XStream / Zero-Day feature worth it in your personal opinion?

JohnnyInc

Hi everyone,

I am administrating about 15 Sophos UTMs still managed through SUM and we are thinking about to use the XGS for future renewals at our customers.

That said, do you think the XStream option is needed / a must have or it the standard protection good enough in your personal opinion?

And do you recommend that feature to your customers / do you use it by yourself?

Best regards, Johnny



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    I can only copy paste my reply from the other channel: 

    You could look into Intelix to see, how Zero-Day is working: It will give you the same kind of reports / features for the file scanning.

    https://intelix.sophos.com/

    Try it for free and check for files. It will do static and dynamic, like Zero-Day Protection will do. 

    BTW: Central Orchestration - would be to integrate the firewalls into Central to connect the firewalls. 

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    I can only copy paste my reply from the other channel: 

    You could look into Intelix to see, how Zero-Day is working: It will give you the same kind of reports / features for the file scanning.

    https://intelix.sophos.com/

    Try it for free and check for files. It will do static and dynamic, like Zero-Day Protection will do. 

    BTW: Central Orchestration - would be to integrate the firewalls into Central to connect the firewalls. 

    __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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