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Who's actually using open source tools in their enterprise environment?
July 30, 2022, 4:20 p.m. | /u/Andrew_Cyber_Nerd
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In my experience a huge majority of enterprise environments rely on expensive software vendors for their security appliances. They're picking Palo Alto over PFsense for example.
Based on my searches on Reddit most "pro" IT subreddits suggest exclusively expensive vendor appliances. While IT hobbyist subreddits suggest open source and freeware (obviously they don't have the money to buy from the vendors).
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