Vapor ware. That's what a product is called that doesn't have any installations.
I'm very surprised that anyone would want to deploy this if they knew that if the product crashed it would take down ALL services it claims to protect. A "single point of failure", which is what IWG creates, would never be allowed into any environment that required their services to be running. Essentially, anything that is placed, in, behind, next to, or attached to IWG would become unavailable if the software went down. The thing I like about Soha.io is that they built in redundancy. They also have a more mature produce that has features above and beyond IWG.
It would be great to see a small tech company from Perth do well, but I'm not willing to gampbe money on it. That's what it is with IWG, gambling
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