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  1. September 1st, 2005 05:44 PM #1
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    nexpose

    How come there are no references on this site about nexpose? Its been around for 3+ years.
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  2. September 1st, 2005 05:47 PM #2
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    maybe no one has used it, or found other solutions that worked better....have you had a great experience with it worth sharing?
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    As vulnerability scanner, it's pretty good. I have played around with it...even tried to get the boss to buy into it. Did I get it...NO! My boss said "we're going to use NetIQ (used to be WebTrends). Not that it's a bad product...just hate it when he does stuff like that out of spite. (He's one of those "I'm the Uber Admin, and I'm never wrong types")

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    If anyone is interested in NeXpose, you can get an eval copy at www.rapid7.com. Eval is good for 10 days for 10 IPs.
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  4. September 6th, 2005 08:13 PM #4
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    Originally posted here by kr5kernel
    maybe no one has used it, or found other solutions that worked better....have you had a great experience with it worth sharing?
    Well it seems pretty in depth. I was looking at a $40 g qoute and wondered if I will get much more then Net IQ, or just a basic GFI Scanner.

    I am thinking this may improve our current setup.
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  5. September 6th, 2005 08:24 PM #5
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    hehe, for 40g's I will let some one else test it! Btw, i hope you didnt take my previous post as negative, as I didnt mean it to be.

    Check out the eval and you can provide us here with a review.
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  6. September 6th, 2005 08:32 PM #6
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    Naw, just saw it strange, and for 40 g's I was hoping to get a good third party review.

    Speaking of money, Bind View wants $100,000 +. Ouch
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  7. September 7th, 2005 12:29 AM #7
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    We just recently reviewed NeXpose and I loved the product. The product, in my experience, is similar to Nessus. I think the NeXpose has much better reporting capabilities, and is a little bit better at weeding out false positives. The price tag scared away my management, but I'm still working on it.
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