I work with firewalls like Symantec Data Loss Prevention (DLP), firewalls like Palo Alto, FortiGate, and Check Point, along with routers and switches. I've also worked with Juniper, Cisco Fabric, Cisco Nexus (NX-OS), HPE Aruba.

I switched positions, and my new job doesn't use Check Point. So, the last time I used Check Point was in 2022. 

Now, I use FortiGate, Palo Alto, and Forcepoint. 

We also use different solutions based on use cases or specific functions. For example, we don't use Forcepoint for VPN. We use Pulse on-premises to connect remote users to the local network.

I also work with Palo Alto and Check Point.

We are currently using three other vendors including Check Point, Fortinet, and Palo Alto. These have always been there but we were hoping to add Forcepoint as another option.

We use multiple firewall solutions, including Cisco, Palo Alto, and FortiGate.

Fortinet is better because it is very easy to manage. For Forcepoint, you need someone to dive into GUI or make some changes in the configuration, navigate, etc.

I have tried FortiGate, Palo Alto, and Symantec. We switched to Forcepoint because it is easy to manage and troubleshoot.

Prior to this solution, we were using SonicWall. We switched because we wanted to have a centralized management platform, and we also wanted to increase diversity in our firewall products.

We have used other solutions in the past.

We were previously using a combination of Fortinet and Cisco, but have now upgraded entirely to Forcepoint. Fortinet did not have the same package available as Forcepoint that includes end-point security.

Prior to this solution, we used Sidewinder. That solution was discontinued and we were at the end of support for our hardware.

I also have experience with FortiGate.