We did it ourselves.

We have a lot of partners, but Netbull is our partner in Greece for Cisco Secure Endpoint.

A Cisco partner helped us with the system integration, and two members from Cisco's security team followed the deployment to help us get it started. 

We did a two-week audit of it to assess what threats we had. That was done with our Cisco rep. He put a device in that sniffed out all the traffic on the network and produced a report to show where our weaknesses were and what we had on the network sitting there benignly. That gave us a benchmark to configure the product in its initial stage before implementing. The rollout was quite easy.

The deployment was done with a Cisco rep and me.

I used SecureIT and it was perfect. He's very professional and he knows the system. He gave me an introduction to the system and explained the things that I needed to know.

The deployment was done in-house, by me. I did not use any external help for the implementation.

We purchased the product through a reseller, CDW, and our experience with them was straightforward. There were fairly easy to deal with.

It does not require regular maintenance or monitoring. I receive alerts when they happen but I don't actively monitor it. When an alert happens, an email is sent to a small team of fewer than 10 people.

We worked with IBM, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and a few partners.

It takes three to 10 people to do the deployment, including pre-sales and technical guys, testing guys, and some software architecture.

In-house

There is Cisco documentation on best practices for your specific endpoints. My recommendation would be to get with your Cisco support team or account manager and obtain the most recent iteration of that document to ensure that your deployment goes as smoothly as possible. While the deployment will go smoothly, the main thing that this document does ensure is you have the correct policies configured per endpoint type. E.g., you have a different type of policy for a workstation versus a server.

The deployment process is seamless and fast. After the suitable option is selected and downloaded, it only takes a few steps to complete it and deploy it. The efficiency and promptness of the process greatly depend on the performance of the computer. 

I deployed it myself. I am the consultant who does the deployments. 

We implement it ourselves. The number of people required depends on how big the organization is. We are not so big. We are a middle-sized organization, and for our use case, three or four people were involved in the planning and implementation.

We used Dimension Data for the deployment. The experience was positive.

We handle the implementation ourselves.

We did the integration ourselves.