The solution is highly scalable.

For virtual appliances, you have the option to increase your disk, CPU, and memory for your needs. This will provide a very good opportunity to improve the performance of the Security Management.

The solution is quite scalable.

It is very scalable. I would rate the scalability for this solution a ten out of ten.

The scalability is seamless.  

We have to perform each task in a different environment before publishing new features.

I would rate the scalability 8 out of 10. 

We have more than ten customers.

Due to its complexity and the distributed nature of its solution, Check Point Security Management still faces significant challenges in terms of scalability. The networking port weakness previously mentioned also has an impact in this area. In order to address these gaps, enhancements need to be made to the product's scalability. For example, when performing software upgrades, the distributed solution can make even minor upgrades challenging due to the many components involved, such as servers, gateways, and management servers. It is crucial to make improvements in scalability to ensure that Check Point Security Management can meet the needs of customers who may require a larger or more complex solution.

They are selling multiple solutions that need to have their software maintained and their scalability at the same time with the advantage of the centralized consolidated unit, reflects poorly on the scalability. It's not only one solution. There are a lot of factors to consider in order to upgrade or add a new firewall to the lineup.

The platform has somewhat complex scalability. That said, it is still efficient - mainly when we have management or administration in what is known as HA or cluster.

The overall impression of the scalability is good and impressive.

We have around 4,500 users for the product.  

Scalability is very good. Hardware appliances are available and virtual instances can be installed. It is possible to install, for huge deployments, the multi-domain Server. Multiple instances can be installed for redundancy purposes. 

It is quite a scalable product.

I would rate its scalability capabilities nine out of ten.

Scalability-wise, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.

The scalability is fast and easy.

Check Point Maestro offers the industry a new way to leverage current hardware investments and maximizes appliance capacity. It's in an easy-to-manage hyper-scale network security solution in order to bring our networks and data centers into the world of hybrid clouds.

We have a very good impression of it so far. The possibility of adding firewalls to the fleet and keep a central management point makes it simple to grow the operation.

The solution is very scalable since you can increase the number of gateways in your infrastructure and still manage them in just one centralized SmartView Console.

The solution is very efficient. You can add more gateways in the environment and manage on the same management server as it has a centralized design.

Check Point Security Management is highly scalable. It can adapt to the changing needs of your business, allowing your business to maintain a set spend without going over it annually.

In terms of scalability, the licensing is restrictive and are cookie-cutter solutions for a number of gateways.

One virtual machine we use for the Security Management is enough for managing 2 clusters, and there is a huge "space" if we decide to scale the DataCenter up.

With the arrival of Quantum Maestro, the platform's expansion capabilities have increased tremendously. Its new architecture is promising.

The solution can scale, depending on the VM environment.

Check Point Security Management is pretty robust at allowing the management of large numbers of firewalls - especially the Multi-Domain systems.

The scalability is great.

It is reasonably scalable as you are able to manage five gateways with one management server at entry-level.

There is improved security in communication and internet browsing.

It's a good product that's scalable.

Check Point Security Management is excellent for setting security plans.

Scalability-wise, it is very good, as it was deployed on VM.

It's very scalable.

Scalability depends on your design. You have to properly scope your environment to know the amount of traffic that is expected to go through, pass, or transmit through the firewall. After you have a proper scope, you won't have any problems. Otherwise, you'll definitely be experiencing issues.

This is a scalable solution, we currently have three to four hundred users.

The scalability of the solution is excellent. We haven't faced any negative aspects when trying to scale up.

It is scalable, but, as I said before, you are not able to connect across multiple sites for a similar firewall.

We can scale up to a maximum limit.

It's very scalable for our use case. We have two security managers. We have one primary and one backup to manage all of our firewall infrastructure, and we have no problem with it. We always have a new firewall. 

There are around eight people who work with this solution in my company. They're network engineers. 

My colleague and I are responsible for the maintenance. 

We have a 100% adoption rate for all of the Check Point Firewalls. We all use this manager to manage the Check Point infrastructure.

The scalability of the solution is good. However, we have four or five firewalls and that's more than enough, so we don't need to increase the usage. We have about 20,000 users that go through the firewall at this time.

The solution is scalable.

The scalability looks fine.