We used to use FortiGate. We switched as we didn't want the hassle of going through another vendor. It was there, so we started using it. 

We used Cisco before that. We switched because we moved from on-prem to the cloud, so we wanted to have a native cloud solution.

We used Palo Alto. We switched because we needed to do the configuration manually. Another issue was the pricing. Azure Firewall pricing is based on a pay-as-you-go model, while the Palo Alto pricing includes the cost of the VM-Series license. It's a different usage model. 

The best choice depends on your specific needs and the level of security features you require. If you need more security features, then Palo Alto would be the better one, but if you want simple management and a cost-effective solution, Azure Firewall is enough.

I also used Fortinet FortiGate. It is very popular for the same reasons that Palo Alto is. I have also used Check Point CloudGuard and some of my colleagues use Barracuda and Cisco. Nowadays it's mostly between Azure, Palo Alto, and Fortinet.

I have used solutions such as Fortinet. 

We did not use a different solution. This is the first solution we've used and we'll keep the same solution for now.

We have Barracuda, FortiGate, and Check Point as well.

As a comparison, it would be difficult because it is managed by a completely different team from an on-premises perspective. Before deploying Azure, we were looking for what parameters actually made the point, The security team was able to identify that it was good enough for our security parameters to meet our company's requirements. This is why we are using it, and how we deployed the Azure Firewall, subject to security approvals.

The rest of the firewalls on-premises are managed by a different team.

We didn't have any cloud solution previously. We deployed it from scratch.

Before using Azure Firewall, we used on-premises applications and Microsoft Firewall.

Previously, we utilized Fortinet, but we made the transition to Azure because  Microsoft introduced advanced features and Next Generation functionalities into Azure Firewall, and we anticipate a seamless shift to Microsoft Azure, leveraging the convenience of managing multiple products effortlessly through it.

We have experience with Palo Alto, Check Point, FortiGate, and Cisco firewalls. Azure Firewall is more scalable than these other solutions.

I have experience with several other firewalls including FortiGate and Palo Alto.

Another product that I have sold to my enterprise customers is SonicWall NSV.

I haven't worked with other firewalls.

We use both Azure Firewall and Fortinet solutions, including Fortigate. I personally find that Azure doesn't offer the same capabilities. Fortinet is better.

I'm still using Palo Alto, Cisco ASA, Fortinet, Check Point and Juniper. Basically I use all of them. For small businesses with one standard, though, I would recommend Azure Firewalls. It's quite simple and easy to implement the whole security policy. For medium and large enterprise companies, however, they already have their on-premise firewall devices implemented. Users are trying to centralize their firewall security management and they prefer it to using virtualized firewalls like Checkpoint Virtual Firewall or Fortinet Virtual Firewall. That way, they can leverage their user technology capability, and try using a single interface to manage those devices. 

Previously, we were using FortiGate Firewall. We switched because of the migrating of the Security Center and the ease of use. The cost was also considered.

We used a different solution. We had on-prem Palo Alto. 

Most of the time, I've used Azure Firewall for cloud services. We also have AWS, and then, of course, we have hardware firewalls on-premise, but I haven't worked with anything.

We started using it because we were new to the cloud and, at that time, we didn't have options. We started using whatever came with Azure. Now that we have started to grow, we have started exploring other options.

Before Azure Firewall, I used to work on a VPN-based firewall. 

We use several solutions.

I have experience with similar solutions by Palo Alto and Fortinet. With the inclusion of more advanced features, Azure Firewall will be on par with these products.