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Organizations should deploy a secure web gateway (SWG) to protect their networks against access by malicious software.  A SWG intercepts and examines inbound and outbound web traffic and, in effect, becomes a proxy for the user.  Regardless of the choice between a between a direct proxy or a transparent proxy, both require some effort to work. This paper looks at the pros and cons of each option.


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