Absolutely you have that expectation, if they are certified to work they should or they should not be released, there is no ifs ands and buts about it. Protected system or not, how do you think diagnosis is conducted? in a vacuum?Īnd you are wrong to say that not all portable apps are expected to work. There are absolutely legitimate use cases this fails to accommodate, and if they are not clear to you, then probably not for you. As a network and security professional, if you don't know how to use it or don't, you are not worth your title. You may be surprised as to why anyone would but short of the kiddies playing around because they think it is cool, there are tons of valid professional reason for it's use. So, that being said, I can indeed expect that when they make the claim that it works in portable state, otherwise they should not be offering it. Unless they can make it work consistently ALL the time without special consideration, they should not be releasing a "portable" version. Yes, clearly it only works sometimes and that inconsistency is not good for a professional tool.
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