The solution has been pretty successful at securing our infrastructure from end to end.

Cisco Secure Firewall's ability to secure our infrastructure from end to end is really good. We always find things and or block things before they even happen. So it's great, especially with Talos.

Cisco Secure Firewall is a great scalable, secure, and robust product.

I haven't had any problems with Cisco Secure Firewall. It's very straightforward and reliable. Also, it's trustworthy because it has the Cisco name.

Cisco IDS and IPS, anything as a feature set that we can add to is fantastic. We've used it ourselves and caught a few things that have tried to get in.

The solution has had a huge effect, especially from physical density when it comes to securing our infrastructure. A lot of people don't think about power availability and cooling aspects. You have a limit to how much power you can push, and every little bit helps.

The product is great for securing our infrastructure from end to end. I'd like to be able to test out some of the other products, like dashboards and IPS/IDS, that work with it. For the most part, I set up a firewall, and I set up the rules. If things don't work, I monitor it through the monitoring dashboard and try to figure it out.

Cisco Secure Firewall is effective in securing our infrastructure from end to end, enabling us to detect and remediate threats. However, the way we currently utilize it may not be the most optimal approach to fully leverage its end-to-end capabilities. Nonetheless, considering its purpose within our usage, it effectively fulfills its intended role.

The product’s alerting is pretty good. There were a couple of things that surprised me about the solution. It works really well because we use it with Secure Client and Secure Endpoint. Sometimes the solutions can cross-enrich each other, which we wouldn’t get with a dedicated, standalone firewall.

We are capable of securing our infrastructure from end to end, enabling us to detect and address threats. We have excellent visibility into the traffic flows, including those within the DMZs.

As far as securing our infrastructure from end to end, I'm a big fan of Cisco products, I haven't used other products in the past, but I love the Cisco products. It helps a lot in the end.