Originally Posted by net 
It is a different setup compared with Imunify which is very easy. You can compare their features with Imunify to get an idea 
Even if BitNinja were spectacular on the client side of things – with the amount of totally non-actionable notices we receive – I couldn’t bring myself to even try it. Server administrators are busy enough – they don’t need to know every time your site gets a ping-back from one of our clients’ sites, or every time a bounce is received, etc. I’m sure they probably do a good job at stopping the real threats but they make a huge deal out of the most trivial issues as well.
An example is that we had one client that was using our services as well as the services of a provider that uses BitNinja. That client had designed their sites to interact with each other – to transmit data back and forth. We got pretty constant BitNinja notices over this normal, expected, and innocuous activity.
If it weren’t for the 1 in 100 reports that were actionable we would simply block their notices entirely.
