Cisco Secure Firewall is a good solution. In some ways, it is a reactive solution and we have it sitting in a whitelist mode rather than a blacklist mode. It seems to work fairly well for us.

Cisco Firepower is useful for securing our infrastructure from end to end so that we can detect and remediate any threats. I like the Cisco products because they are very stable and what you see is what you get. There are no vague or gray areas. We log all of our logs to Splunk, for example, and everything we see in Splunk is very useful. Finding errors or finding reasons why something is or is not working is very easy.

They help increase security and protect the company's data.

We feel that we can trust the security, and our assets and business are well protected.

Cisco Secure Firewall is very good at detecting threats. We see a lot getting blocked by the IPS in our DMZ, that is, our internet-facing web service.

It's protecting the organization against the impact of cyber threats and cybersecurity. We run manufacturing plants that have hazardous material, and we don't want that manufacturing process to be impacted by break-in exposure, cyber threats, or any other similar thing.

In terms of securing our infrastructure from end to end so that we can detect and remediate threats. When it comes to detection, it's pretty good because you have the background of Cisco Talos.

Cisco SecureX is doing a good job for us in terms of securing our infrastructure from end to end so that we can detect and remediate threats. It's detecting what we want it to detect, and it's protecting us from what we want to be protected against. So, it does its job. That's our need at the moment.

It has helped in securing our infrastructure from end to end so that we can detect and remediate threats.