> Companies that have audit requirements for these things are most likely going to need purpose-built tools for this; depending on AV crapware is a terrible ide

> Companies that have audit requirements for these things are most likely going to need purpose-built tools for this; depending on AV crapware is a terrible idea. Good luck for them. FTA: > They also find that the default settings on 11 of 12 network appliances tested introduce severe flaws, such as incorrectly validating certificates, while 24 of 26 antivirus products introduce one or more security flaws. ... > Similarly on the appliance side, only Blue Coat's ProxySG 6642 scored an A. Others products are from A10, Barracuda, Checkpoint, Cisco, Forcepoint Websense, Fortinet, Juniper, Microsoft, Sophos, Untangle, and WebTitan.