It does have a cloud limitation for storage; however, being able to aggregate and analyze data on the SaaS platform is effective.

I'd rate the scalability of the solution eight to eight and a half out of ten.

The solution is highly scalable. We have had at one point approximately 400,000 agents in our environment.

Our customers that are using this solution are small to enterprise-sized companies.

I rate the scalability of Digital Guardian an eight out of ten.

We deployed a small pilot and the rest we deployed all at once. Since then, we've not needed to expand the solution. We have 1,500 workstations connected to the solution.

It can scale well. You just buy more licenses. It's very simple.

We have been working with three to four clients.

The scalability is not an issue with Digital Guardian.

More than three blocks of endpoints are being managed right now. It’s used quite a bit. We have five to ten teams on it currently.

I rate the solution's scalability a nine out of ten. I have small to large clients. For large clients, I manage 25,000 users. It depends on how many clients the customers need.

The solution is scalable. I know that, for Symantec, you have so many different kinds of roles of modules for different kinds of technology all over. However, in DG, they are always in one server. This includes the DB and the management server for the endpoint in one box. 

We can set up the endpoint manager into the DMZ or the branch office, for managing the branch office's endpoints. It's definitely scalable, and, for this kind of setup, it impacts the customer's cost due to the fact that we only count the user's endpoints and not the management servers.

It can scale from 100 to 10,000. There's no problem with the scalability.

We did have some issues with scalability, in terms of the HA replication, and the number of agents they have. In terms of the actual boundary limit, and what that boundary looks like, I don't know where scalability becomes an issue. I know we had issues going from region to region replication for those rule-sets.

I primarily work with Digital Guardian deployment for different clients using virtual infrastructure because I had a private cloud. I use them because they created an MSP version of their software. Colleagues of mine that used the standard appliances as well as the MSP version don't have any issues.

Digital Guardian has great scalability. In one of our projects at the moment, there are 2500 users but they plan to implement about 15,000 users.

In other projects that we manage, there are about 1000 users using Digital Guardian. Also, we got some new projects in last year where it was supporting around 2000 users.

Our biggest customer is a Japanese fabric maker who has 100,000 endpoints.