Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP Reviews

We primarily use this solution for:

1. Visibility for cloud workloads; server, serverless & Kubernetes
2. Security configuration review along with auto-remediation
3. Posture management and compliance for the complete cloud environment
4. Centralize visibility for the complete cloud environment hosted on multiple cloud platforms (AWS, Azure)
5. The baseline for security policy as per workload based on services such as S3, EC2, etc
   
6. Visibility of API calls within the environment
7. IAM management providing access to the cloud network in a controlled manner
8. Alert and notification for any security breach or changes in the cloud environment
   
9. Flow visibility of traffic from and to the cloud environment
   
10. Cloud availability within India

This solution has improved our organization in several ways, including:

1. It provides complete visibility of workload hosted on different cloud platforms including AWS and Azure, along with multiple tenants.
2. Helped in enhancing security for our cloud environment by providing reports both in terms of security and compliance.
3. Provides complete visibility of traffic flowing from/towards the cloud platform.
4. Provides best practice policy, which helps to strengthen the security of our workloads.
5. Asset inventory and API calls happening from the cloud.
6. Provides control in terms of accessing our cloud workloads. A policy has been created that will block direct access to the cloud environment in case the same is not defined or approved in Dome9

The most valuable features of this product are:

1. IAM Role gives complete control over the cloud environment. In case someone tries to bypass and create a user or policy locally, which is not allowed or defined in Dome9, the changes will be rolled back and a notification will be sent to the concerned team.
2. It is always on and even available on a mobile device using the app.
3. Provides complete visibility of traffic flow with threat intel provided from Check Point. It even provides communication details for any suspicious IP.
   
4. Provides detailed information if a workload is allowed direct access, bypassing any firewall policy.
5. Provides a granular level of reports, along with issues based on compliance. The standard is defined, depending upon organizational requirements.
6. Task delegation, as a particular incident can be assigned to a particular individual, and the same can be done manually or in an automated fashion.
7. Customize queries for detecting any type of incident.

There are several things in need of improvement, including:

1. Policy validation should be available before it is deployed in a production environment using a cloud template.
2. Auto remediation requires read/write access. As providing read/write access to third-party applications can add risk, it should have some option of triggering API calls to the cloud platform, which in turn makes the required changes.
3. A number of security rules need to be added in order to identify more issues.
4. Reporting should have more options.
5. It should support all container platforms for visibility of complete infrastructure using a single console such as PCF .
   

I have been using Check Point CloudGuard Posture Management for three months.

Initially, we were using tools provided by the service provider. These included Scout Suite, AWS Config, AWS Trusted Advisor, and Amazon GuardDuty. These are monitoring tools, and we used similar tools for Azure as well. We needed to go through different consoles to identify any incident, which was not convenient.

Licensing and costs are straightforward, as they have a baseline of 100 workloads within one license and no additional charges.

Also, it does not have any impact on cloud billing because the data is shared using API calls, which is well within the limit of free API calls.

The complete solution should be provided in a single license including storage, as Check Point charges extra for logic.

We evaluated RedLock from Prisma (Palo Alto) and Conformity (Trend Micro).

We use Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP for the application protection of our assets on Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud.

We implemented CloudGuard CNAPP to address data exposure, prevent exfiltration attempts, ensure compliance with frameworks like SOC 2 and PCI DSS, and gain improved oversight of our cloud environment.

We haven't had any cloud security incidents since implementing CloudGuard CNAPP in 2017. It's been a critical tool as we've grown our cloud usage, transitioning applications from data centers to the cloud. CloudGuard's scalability has kept pace with our growth. As the third-largest enterprise user of Azure, our cloud footprint is significant.

The benefits of CloudGuard CNAPP were immediately apparent upon deployment. Back in 2017, we found ourselves needing to catch up on securing our existing AWS assets. We required a solution that offered quick implementation and usability. CloudGuard was the first platform we considered, and we've continued to expand its use alongside Check Point's ongoing development of new capabilities.

We create custom rules to address our organization's unique security policies, in addition to leveraging the built-in rules within CloudGuard CNAPP's CSPM module. This flexibility is crucial for us.

While CloudGuard CNAPP's CSPM capabilities effectively provide compliance rule sets and security best practices, it's important to understand that this is just one aspect of achieving full alignment with security frameworks. To be fully compliant, additional measures outside of CloudGuard need to be addressed and implemented. However, CloudGuard CNAPP remains a valuable piece of the puzzle.

CSPM helps us identify the most critical business risks. It's a time-saver that translates into cost savings. CSPM provides insights from multiple perspectives. We can analyze what a breach would mean for the business, including brand reputation and the significant cost and time required for recovery. Even in terms of day-to-day operations, CSPM saves us employee hours by streamlining security tasks.

The security provided by the CWP for containers is good. We are extremely satisfied.

Our CI/CD environment utilizes some scanning capabilities offered by workload protection, but it's not fully integrated. This creates limitations in proactively identifying issues before deployment. When we do use the workload protection capabilities they are critical for us.

Cloud security posture management is the feature we've been using the longest. What we particularly like about it is the rule-based capability. This allows us to develop our own custom rules using the GSL language provided by the CloudGuard platform.

The platform would be significantly enhanced by incorporating data security management capabilities.

I'd like to see CloudGuard offer more agentless functionality beyond what's currently available.

I have been using Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP for over seven years.

Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP is extremely stable and if there is an issue, Check Point is on top of it.

Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP is scalable. We haven't run into any scale issues and we have scaled significantly over the last six years.

We plan on expanding it into some of the newer capabilities that Check Point is coming out with.

The technical support is good.

Positive

The initial deployment was straightforward. As a SaaS platform, it is extremely easy to deploy it into environments.

We can deploy CloudGuard CNAPP and use it out of the box within hours.

Our initial strategy was to implement a basic solution and then expand its capabilities over time. Check Point, frankly, has done an excellent job of keeping its platform up-to-date by continuously adding and improving features. This is why we're still using it even after six years.

I would rate Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP nine out of ten.

Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP is predominantly owned by and controlled by the central security organization within our company.

Details matter. When comparing features to other security solutions on the market, the ability to develop custom rules is important to us, along with security posture capabilities. The ability to scale flawlessly is also important to us. The direct and overwhelming support that we received from the Check Point account team, the support team, and the leadership team has been fantastic.

Integrating with the cloud through APIs offered by a SaaS platform has significantly reduced the burden on our organization by eliminating the need for all the complex backend work we previously had to handle. This experience highlights the importance of embracing new ways of doing things.

One use case was for compliance. The second one was for workload protection, and the third one was for threat hunting in the cloud.

We are able to meet compliance very easily, and we are able to feel a lot more comfortable with the fact that when we have developers deploying things in the cloud, the right guardrails are in place. 

CloudGuard CNAPP's Cloud Security Posture Management capabilities are top-notch. We use it for misconfiguration and compliance reporting. I would rate it an eight out of ten for that. It is quite good.

We use CloudGuard CNAPP's Workload Protection capabilities. The security that it provides is very good. We like it because we are able to do it in both runtime and with Kubernetes Guardrails.

Threat intelligence is another piece that we use, and it is awesome because it lets us do a lot of threat hunting that we were not able to do before, especially in AWS.

The most valuable feature is the ability to work with the APIs to integrate into our own backend systems. 

The threat intelligence is quite unique because we could not find another vendor that had the ability to make all the findings actionable. They have this thing called Event Risk management, and it consolidates things down to make it easy for us to take action on it.

The reporting has a lot of opportunities to continuously improve so that we can continue to show value.

I would love to see more ability to automate and integrate into even more systems for automatic remediation.

We have been using Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP for three and a half years.

It is very rare to have an outage.

It scaled up for us for hundreds of accounts.

They are pretty good, but I wish they had people who are a little bit more knowledgeable at the first level. I would rate them a seven out of ten.

Neutral

We used Palo Alto's Prisma Cloud. We switched because it did not have the feature sets we were looking for. The price was not very flexible, and we did not get the type of support we needed. It was not like the support that we get from Check Point as our partner.

Its deployment is very straightforward.

We definitely got an ROI. I do not have to put as many people as I did before with Prisma Cloud. I need two full-time employees less than Prisma Cloud to work on it.

We looked at Wiz, and we looked at Orca. Prisma was our incumbent, but ultimately, we picked Check Point based on the outcomes we were able to get in our proof of concept, and we felt that the support was much better.

I would rate Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP a nine out of ten. It is a pretty awesome product, but there is always room for improvement. I would have rated everything else we tested a six out of ten.

Check Point CloudGuard Intelligence provides network security through machine learning analytics and visualization and detecting and spotting the threat entrant detection and providing threat intelligence security proactively for restricting the endpoints at the entry stage and securing the system in the best manner possible. 

The security application works proactively and diffuses the endpoints in real-time, ensuring swift action in restraining the threat entry into our IT system.

This application supports almost all kinds of cloud and hybrid platforms and is spot on during integration with other systems.

Check Point CloudGuard Intelligence has significantly improved the revenue stream for my organization. Earlier, we had a third party for overall IT security and it was costly for us. We were looking for something with less cost. 

The CloudGuard intelligence helps in the proactive detection of security threats across an IT device or server and immediately takes corrective and remedial action so that the data and security loss is not to minimal. It is one of the masterpieces which is quite advanced with current market requirements and is available at affordable prices.

The solution offers proactive threat detection and immediate remediation of the same.

Threat hunting is easy with this application as its false negative rate is extremely low, and its performance is fantastic.

It offers affordable costing and an easy renewal process for continuing the agreement.

It can work seamlessly with any kind of cloud servers and platform without any tech hassle or disturbance.

Multiple users can access and monitor the application working with a single login, which is quite advantageous and works really well for us.

There is no shutdown or slowdown of the application while in operation.

I strongly advise that the multi-layered security system of Check Point often undergoes updates and new versions keep coming. It is absolutely fantastic and is worth admiring. Every now and then, we feel that their team's training and orientation process on orienting the clients and partners is low and needs to be strengthened so that every single individual is completely aware and informed of the features and their utilities. They are not clueless in utilizing the services to their maximum. We just need more focused training.

I've been using the solution for almost foud to six months.

It is a stable product.

The solution is scalable.

They offer strong and supportive customer support.

Positive

We were using a third-party solution earlier, which was quite localized and was having limited utility in terms of system security. We switched to Check Point due to peer feedback and advice, as my peers were extremely happy after trial use and pushed us to try the solution due to its numerous utilities, which are customizable. It is quite affordable in comparison to its other competitors in the market.

The initial setup is easy and not complex at all.

We had assistance from the vendor team only.

We've seen an ROI of almost 70%.

We thoroughly examined the software and market offerings and found that CloudGuard solutions are reliable and dependable for their good work and globally accepted happy feedback by partners and users.

The setup cost is low and the implementation process is quite smooth.

Pricing is low in comparison to various competitors in the market.

Licensing and renewal of the agreement are effortless.

We evaluated other options, such as McAfee and Trend Security solutions. 

I'd advise potential users to go for the CloudGuard Intelligence solution and strengthen their IT security. It is the best available solution in the market with strong tech support and wider acceptability globally.

The product provides complete visibility of our cloud security posture. It supports servers and Cloud-Native Services. It provides a centralized solution for Cloud Security with risk and compliance management. 

We required it to manage various compliance requirements including live ISO, SOC, PCI and it supports everything. Our Organization is in a hybrid structure and in it, we are using various AWS and Azure accounts. Earlier, we managed everything individually, however, after the implementation of it, we now manage everything from a single solution. The single solution helps with the system, network, and security administration.

The solution provides the complete visibility of Cloud Security, as well as a number of baseline policies and rules. This helps us to manage cloud posture with less effort. After implementation, it reduced administrative effort in terms of managed security over the cloud. Now, we are not dependent on individual tools for each account as well as cloud service providers. 

After implementation, the team can generate reports from a single console for all compliance needs.

Auto Remediation is a very effective feature and it improves the need for manual intervention from the security and cloud administrator.

The baseline policy and the integration with the public cloud are very easy.

The number of compliance rulesets along with the baseline policy, support of cloud-native services, and license management are easy. Support of the CI/CD pipeline security (Code Security), Kubernetes, et cetera, is useful. 

There are very helpful and various types of reports. Reporting features are very good and anyone from the compliance team can view/generate a report according to compliance support.

Auto remediation is a very effective feature that helps ensure less manual intervention.

Support of AWS Lamda and Azure Functions helps for any potential breaches.

Almost all features are good, however, they still require improvements to the code security portion on which integration with the major source code repository is required.

Integration with CI/CD is an important aspect as it is needed to secure the environment. Having it will help a lot.

Integration with Docker is also a key feature that needs some improvements.

Integration with other third parties and with SIEM is an important aspect that should be addressed.

Currently, it provides integration with Tenable, but it would be good if it had support other VAPT software as well.

We have been using Check Point CloudGuard Posture management for the last 8+ months.

The solution is very stable and we have not found any gaps. It provides seamless integration with the public cloud.

It's a highly scalable solution and integration with the public cloud is very good. The way you can centralize the dashboard of entire cloud infra is a very impressive.

Support has been good. We implement it with the help of OEM support and whenever we've required help we've received a good response.

Earlier, we tested other tools as well, however, the features which were available via Check Point are very good and the future roadmap is also very good in regards to cloud security.

The setup is straightforward and seamless.

We implemented it with help of Check Point support. The rest was managed by our internal team as it's easy to handle.

Security is very important and gives us ROI from security itself. We also get an ROI as we have less administrative effort. We can see an ROI with the compliance and risk management on offer too.

The setup cost is very affordable and very easy. Integration with the public cloud is very easy. The licensing calculation is also very good and no manual effort is required.

We evaluated other tools like Rapid7, Qualys, and AWS native security tools, as well as Azure native security tools.

It's a very strong solution for cloud security posture management and very effective for large and mid-size environments. Any organization moving towards the cloud would benefit from this.  

1. Visibility for cloud workloads, including server, serverless and Kubernetes.
2. Security configuration review along with automatic remediation.
3. Posture management and compliance for a complete cloud environment.
4. Centralize visibility for a complete cloud environment of the workload hosted on multiple cloud platforms (AWS and Azure).
5. Baseline for security policy as per the workload based on services, such as S3, EC2, etc.
6. Visibility of an API call within the environment.
7. IAM management providing access to the cloud network in a controlled manner.
8. Alerts and notifications for any security breach/changes in the cloud environment.
9. Flow visibility of traffic to and from the cloud environment.
10. Real-time alerting for any security incidents.

They provide support for Azure, Amazon, GCP, and Alibaba. However, we just have AWS and Azure.

1. Provides complete visibility of the workload hosted on different cloud platforms (AWS and Azure) along with multiple tenants. 
2. Helps in enhancing security for cloud environments by providing reports, both in terms of security and compliance. 
3. Provides complete visibility of traffic flowing to/from the cloud platform.
4. Provides best practice policy that helps to strengthen the security of the workload.
5. Assets inventory and API calls can happen from the cloud.
6. Provides control in terms of accessing the cloud workload. As a policy is created, this will block direct access to the cloud environment in case the same is not define or approved in Dome9.

Security visibility with Dome9 is excellent. Normally, without this type of solution, especially if you have some workloads hosted on Azure, they give you minimal tools to be able to analyze the loss. There are different consoles that need to be checked for analyzing any incident. In the case of Dome9, it gives you the loss provided in a report on a centralized console. It gives you complete visibility, including the IP to IP Flow, which is happening from the workloads to the Internet or the Internet to the workloads. Even in case of getting a threat intelligence from Check Point, which we have the integration, if some workflows are communicating any suspicious IPs, then the reports are available on the flow logs. On top of that, it also provides a report where you will be able to find out from which location or country you are getting the traffic to your workloads. Therefore, if you want to block certain geo-locations from communicating with your network, then you can also do that using Dome9.

The workload, which was taking a day's time, now can be turned out within hours. We are able to analyze the logs in real-time. Previously, if we enabled some services, then the email needed to be sent to the security team who would do the scanning, might submit the reports, and post some action to be taken by the developers. Using this solution, we are getting the reports in real-time. The remediation can also be applied automatically. The developer can take the necessary action immediately. It provides us what action needs to be taken.

Unless we did some scanning, we used to not know that there were security flaws within particular services. However, by using Dome9, as it has complete visibility, we are getting those details much faster.

The firewall normally has been managed by security team. Admins can bypass through firewall to create any policy. They can go outside and downloading/uploading anything from their workloads. This solution provides that control as well.

1. The IAM role gives us complete control over the cloud environment. In case someone tries to bypass and create a user or policy locally, which is not allowed or defined in Dome9, changes will be rolled back and a notification will be sent to the concerned team.
2. It's always ON and available on a mobile device using the app.
3. There is complete visibility of the traffic flow with threat intelligence provided from Check Point. It even provides communication detail on any suspicious IPs.
4. Provides detailed information if some workload tries to directly access and bypass any firewall policy.
5. Provides a granular level of reports along with issues based on compliance standards, which are defined depending upon organizational requirements.
6. Task delegation as a particular incident can be assigned to a particular individual. The same can also be done manually or automatically.
7. Customizes queries for detecting any incident.

The solution is pretty straightforward to use, as it is only a SaaS model. You just need to enable the accounts for which Dome9 needs to do validation, and that's it.

Compliance checking capabilities: When you enroll your account, we have multiple accounts. Once you enter that on Dome9, it does a complete scan of your account based on these flow logs. It checks: "What are the security flaws?" So, the compliance depends on the company and what they are using as a benchmark. Normally, for India, we use the CIS as a benchmark, then whatever flow logs are available, those are provided in the reports. Then, we check those compliance reports against the CIS benchmark, and accordingly, take actions. We can then know what are the deviation on the cloud platform and on the account, with respect to the CIS.

There are some use cases where you will not have reports readily available or not get the dashboard for particular outputs. You can create a query on the console for those, e.g., if a particular EXE file started on a workload, we can find out if that is running anywhere in the cloud. While it does not provide details on the process level, it will provide us with which sensor is communicating to which IP addresses as well as if there are any deviations from that pattern.

It has remediation capabilities, and there are two options available:

1. You can do automatic remediation, where you need to define the policy for which unit that you are doing remediation. 
2. It can be assigned to a particular team or group of people for its particular vulnerabilities of security flaws. That ticket can then be raised to service quotas be remediated manually.

1. Policy validation should be available before it is deployed in a production environment using a cloud template.
2. Automatic remediation requires read/write access. When providing read/write access to third-party applications, this can add risk. It should have some options of triggering API calls to the cloud platform, which in turn, can make the required changes.
3. A number of security rules need to be added in order to identify more issues. 
4. The reporting should have more options. The reports should be more granular.
5. It should support all container platforms for visibility of a complete infrastructure single console, such as, PCF.

Three months.

Until now, we have not faced any issues in term of downtime or outages. It seems to be quite stable.

Scalability is not an issue. There are a number of workload licenses that need to be procured, then it is straightforward.

There are between eight to 10 security admins and auditors who have access to Dome9.

Our complete cloud workload is managed through Dome9.

The support is excellent. They regularly review our cloud infrastructure and provide suggestions to help us have a better security posture.

Initially, we were using tools provided by the service provider, such as, ScoutSuite, AWS Config Rules, AWS Trusted Advisor, or Amazon GuardDuty for monitoring, and similar tools for Azure as well. Then, we needed to go through a different console to identify any incidents.

Initially, we used submit a report, but there was no remediation nor information provided how to remediate workload issues. In our current scenarios, we are able to get the complete visibility. The complete visibility of the solution has been a key to the increase in our productivity.

The initial setup was straightforward. The only thing that was required from our side was a cloud template, which was provided by Dome9. We need to executed that template in our cloud environment for AWS and Azure. It automatically creates a read-only ID on the AWS platform for Dome9 to connect with. There is some configuration which needs to be done on Dome9 as well as AWS, but the deployment takes around 15 to 30 minutes.

Check Point's team was available, but we implemented it in-house with our support team.

We don't require staff for deployment and maintenance of this solution.

As it is a security product, the ROI will not have that much importance because it is enhancing your security and/or providing more security to your infrastructure. If there are any security incidents, then Dome9 is able to protect us.

Initially, once the solution was deployed into production, then the scanning used to happen and we used to see the environment's visibility. In the current situation, as everyone is moving to the DevOps environment and using the CI/CD pipelines, it helps us to analyze vulnerabilities way before they get installed in production and the web. It gives us more security in the production environment.

The licensing and costs are straightforward, as they have a baseline of 100 workloads (number of instances) within one license with no additional nor hidden charges. If you want to have 200 workloads under Dome9, then you need to take out two licenses for that. Also, it does not have any impact on cloud billing, as data is shared using the API call. This is well within the limit of free API calls provided by the cloud provider.

We evaluated Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks and Trend Micro Cloud One Conformity.

Normally, the policies are accessible only on the browsers, e.g., if you compile them from Prisma Cloud, they're available as a part of a browser. However, for management users, especially for CIOs and CTOs, it becomes difficult for them to type URLs, then login. In the case of Dome9, they provide an app. With that app, you can directly login with single sign-on. It is much easier to access using the app compared to the browser option.

Most things are the same for all three providers. The major difference between Dome9 and Prisma is the IAM roles. The maturity of IAM roles available in Dome9 are much better than the other two solutions. Currently, our focus is mostly on what is happening and who is making the changes in the environment. Another thing is the visibility that Dome9 provides through its intel is better than the other two solutions.

The other two solutions have system capabilities better than Check Point.

I would recommend Prisma as well as Dome9 because they both have the visibility. In our case, the IAM was a critical piece of our requirements.

The cloud and on-prem environments are completely two different networks.

They should offer the cloud in India. Soon, there will be GDPR and India will have its own data protection laws. This might create some issues in the case of the data residing outside India. Because we are collecting metadata from the internal networks for the cloud environment, this is the reason that I suggest that they should have some plans to have the cloud in India. However, neither Prisma nor Trend Micro have cloud in India.

I would rate this solution as an eight out of 10.

We have a hybrid environment so we use Check Point Cloud Guard to protect the cloud workload. On-prem, we are already using the Check Point Firewalls so we can manage both environment firewalls using the same management server, AKA the smart console, which saves time and effort to look for logs during any type of troubleshooting. It helps us avoid creating the same objects for each firewall but also provides a single pane of glass through which we can see all gateways, logs, policies, objects, user management, and traffic tracing. 

It is a next-generation firewall that helps a lot in many ways to protect my workloads from threats, such as: 

- firewall blade providing protection at Layer 3 and 4

- application filtering blade providing protection from unauthorized applications or services

- URL filtering providing protection on malicious URLs based on various categories as updated by Check Point on a daily basis

- threat prevention and sandboxing capability to actually help with unknown or zero-day threats (it tests, removes the malicious content, and then releases or blocks by itself)

Overall, it provides good security.

The threat extraction and emulation module is a savior for us from unknown threats. We know that daily millions of new threats emerge over the internet so we like that it provides protection from them all. It's good to have a sandboxing environment that can first assess the threat before releasing it to the production environment. These threats are called zero-day threats for which there is no signature or update available whether it be on an endpoint, machine, antivirus solution, or other software. Therefore, it becomes very useful to use this feature to stop threats from spreading right at the gateway itself.

Their service needs improvement. Their vendor doesn't provide good support. Also, there is no way to escalate it to Check Point so that Check Point can take action against their partner. I don't have direct support with Check Point. We have collaborative support with one of the Check Point partners who do not provide good support. When we reached out to Check Point to escalate; they denied taking any action against the vendor.

I've used the solution for five years.

The threat-hunting system provides forensics through machine learning visualization with real-time insights into processes from a multi-cloud environment. 

It has powerful tools that detect any threats in the network infrastructure in advance before it penetrates into our systems. 

It has repulsed many attacks that have been launched by malware attackers that could destroy data. 

The CloudGuard Intelligence provides alerts that prepare the IT team to set up effective measures after detecting threats. 

The product performance has enabled each team to work without fear of any threats.

It provides the most useful tools for protecting our financial account records from hackers. 

The application has boosted security from all the company sources. We have not lost confidential data to external cyber attackers since we deployed this platform. 

Faster responses to malware threats have saved the organization from engaging in insecure transaction losses. 

The product has safeguarded the entire financial system from external interference. 

We used to experience the challenges of data protection before we deployed this application. There are improvements in data management and security with a positive impact on work processes.

The advanced data analytics on the security of the applications has provided effective insights that helped in safeguarding confidential information. 

The intrusion alerts and notifications have saved us a lot of time and resources in enhancing reliable security. 

The comprehensive security from cloud and on-premises has saved data centers from attacks and provides a reliable environment for boosting production. 

Cloud threat intelligence provides useful insights that help in planning effectively during the process of implementing projects and tasks.

The security investigation features that are present have been performing excellently since we deployed this application. There are few licensing and network coverage cases, however, the customer service team is always ready to solve any problem. 

Timely updates and upgrades to meet modern technological changes could help improve performance and limit the chances of downtime. 

The performance has been stable for a long time since we deployed it. The few hitches which we have experienced can be solved without affecting the workflow performance. 

The Check Point team has done a great job, and I recommend their products to other companies.

I've used the solution for ten months.

This solution has been stable with reliable operations.

I am impressed by its reliable performance, and I recommend it to other business enterprises.

Customer service and support always provide effective guidelines when contacted.

Positive

The other security products that I have worked with had responded poorly which is why we moved to Check Point.

The setup procedure was straightforward.

The implementation was done by the vendor.

There is increased ROI from the product's stable performance.

This platform offers modern security for threats that will arise in any organization.

I evaluated several products. I settled on Check Point CloudGuard Intelligence based on their reliable services.

This is a great and powerful platform for securing organizations from cyber attacks.