I'm using the cloud and on-premises deployment solutions. The cloud model is a cloud from their own server.

In terms of advice I have for others, I'd say for on-premises deployment models, the user needs to have a good server, especially for newly upgraded size increases. If a new user doesn't have too many resources on-premises they can also go with the cloud version which is quite simple and user-friendly.

I would rate the solution 9.5 out of ten.

I will definitely recommended this program to others, because you can run it in a segregated environment to have a proper test plan. You can also run it from the perspective that you've already been compromised, like how good its alerting capabilities are and how good it responds to events. I rate this an eight out of ten.

We're using the on-premises deployment model.

I'd rate the solution five out of ten.