MailGate SC vs. WatchGuard XCS (Discontinued)

MailGate is well suited for organizations that have sensitive information with the need to securely transport via email, it is less appropriate for larger organizations as the overhead for administrators becomes more complex

Incentivized

I like it because it tends to block out some of the things that shouldn't get in our inboxes, but they somehow end up in our mailboxes sometimes, not a big deal. The main thing that needs to be blocked out is any phishing and it keeps those emails out!

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• Ability to alert a variety of statuses to administrators via email
• Shows health status of the appliance to ensure proper functionality

Incentivized

• Very Secure!
• Easy to use and set up.
• Great to keep things safe for employees and employer.

Incentivized

• External storage configuration is complex to set up
• Customer support is average, can be slow depending on the type of issue or request

Incentivized

• I would like to see why the multi WAN doesn't work at times!
• Can be a little slow.
• Some things are blocked for no reason.

Incentivized

MailGate works well with administrative control and ease of use for setting up TLS connectivity between clients

Incentivized

I suggest WatchGuard because they offer so much. They offer the way to keep email and websites blocked that don't belong and they also help us connect to the server whenever we remote in from work. Everything is done with so much ease and there is not any hassle.

Incentivized

• MailGate has allowed the organization to accept more clients with their knowledge of our ability to securely send emails

Incentivized

• It helps our computers be safe.
• Less worrying about IT fixing bugs on computers.
• Their beliefs are inline with ours.

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