We only see downtime when there is a global outage. It typically only lasts a few minutes. Also, we sometimes see latency issues when accessing this portal. We double-checked that with the team also, and they asked us to check on our network side. We are in the office network, so we could not refer to that. 

Some of CloudGuard's modules are slower. For example, if I go and click on the posture, it loads immediately within 30 or 50 seconds, but workload protection might take more than a minute. There are some differences in the latency between the services within the cloud version.

we have workout for SaaS offering from Dome9 hence entire setup is managed and maintained by Dome9. We have enrolled our account and using it as a service and till not we have not observed any outages 

It is a Check Point product. It is not going anywhere. We have known CSPM for years, and it has only got improved every step of the way. Our impression is that CNAPP and the other pillars will do the same. They will continue to be steady and sturdy.

I would give the stability an eight out of ten.

Check Point CloudGuard Posture Management is stable.

The solution has been quite stable for the past year. However, I cannot say how it will behave in the future, as it may experience a bigger load and a wider variety of workloads. The stability of the solution is subjective and will depend on the specific environment in which it is used.

I am not aware of any problems.

Check Point CloudGuard is stable.

CloudGuard is pretty stable.

Check Point CloudGuard Intelligence has good stability. We have not presented performance problems or any other that would lead to a forced restart of the tool.

We haven't had any stability issues with the solution so far.

I never had stability-related issues. That has always been fine.

It is very rare to have an outage.

It is a stable product.

The solution is very stable and we have not found any gaps. It provides seamless integration with the public cloud.

Until now, we have not faced any issues in term of downtime or outages. It seems to be quite stable.

This solution has been stable with reliable operations.

I give the stability a nine out of ten.

It's a very stable product.

Check Point CloudGuard Posture Management is stable.

One of the reasons why we chose to do the implementation with Check Point was its stability. Its performance is very good.

So far, the stability of the product has remained excellent. We have not presented any failures.

The stability is very good. Even when updates are made, it has not presented any type of failure.

CloudGuard has been solidly stable. I'd say nearly perfect.

The product has maintained a stable performance from the time of deployment.

I would rate the stability a nine out of ten. It has always worked and I've never had a bad thing happen with it. In the beginning, when they introduced new features during beta testing, there were issues. However, it was always stable.

CloudGuard is known for being highly scalable and reliable. It handles big cloud workloads with ease and may be implemented in complex cloud infrastructures.

It's quite stable.

The product is stable. 

We have not witnessed any crashing.

It is stable and has created a better work environment.

CloudGuard Posture Management is highly stable and powerful in securing company workloads.

It is proven to be stable.

This solution is stable.

The performance has been stable.

I haven't had any issues with it going down or any connectivity issues.

This solution doesn't require any post-deployment maintenance. It takes care of itself. The only stuff that you would want to do is look for new rule sets as they get added by Dome9, i.e., if you want to add anything or change it. Otherwise, you can set and forget it pretty well.

We have witnessed very good performance with the solution.

This is a really stable solution.

I really like the solution.

The solution has not crashed yet, and there are a lot of findings, so that is a good sign of its stability.

Dome9 is stable and works smoothly.

Check Point CloudGuard Posture Management is highly stable. There was only one instance when the solution experienced downtime.

CloudGuard is pretty stable. It's rock-solid.

None, it has been a solid performer for us, and well within the SLA.

It generates a large number of false positives.

We have not experienced any issues in terms of stability, although we are still exploring the tool.

The stability is good.

This is a stable solution. 

I don’t recall any stability issue from the first time we used it. It has been solid and reliable.

Rock solid.

So far it works and we've had no major issues with stability. When it comes to managing clouds or gaining visibility, generating, or scanning different cloud environments, it meets all the requirements, especially if you're going through a specific compliance audit.

I have never had any negative feedback about stability, so I assume that it's perfectly stable.

Check Point CloudGuard Posture Management is a reliable solution.

The stability is rock solid.

This is a stable product.