We haven't scaled FortiSIEM much until recently. Our customers typically implement it on one node, so I'm not sure how easy it is to scale. We often work with large enterprise companies, so we've used the solution in healthcare. For example, we deployed FortiSIEM at a children's cancer hospital in Egypt. We also used it for banking clients, including an investment bank. 

We don’t have users per se. We are selling it. We have just started selling it. At this point, we have more than double-digit customers onboarded who are using the services.

My understanding is that the solution is entirely scalable.

The solution is scalable. We initially configured five devices and then could scale it to 20 without any challenges. Ten to fifteen people in the security operation center team use the solution.

FortiSIEM scales enough for our company. After the initial deployment, we added some servers and increased the resources to enable FortiSIEM to take the logs from the servers.

We've not had any troubles with the tool’s scalability. We are a small growing bank. We have around 800 endpoints at the moment.

We have found that it is possible to scale the solution.

It is a scalable solution on-prem environment. We will be testing the scalability when we migrate to the cloud. 

We have between 300 and 400 users. There are three administrators on the system who manage devices for 25 EPS and close to 100 EPS. We are only licensed for 200 EPS, but we have plans to increase the number of users.

Fortinet FortiSIEM is a scalable product. We initially configured five devices, and then we could scale it to twenty. There could be some issues if the device count goes up to hundreds and thousands. Around 10 to 15 engineers use Fortinet FortiSIEM in our company.

Scaling is problematic because of the architecture. It is very hard to figure out the required compute, memory, and disk space because the documentation is so bad. Like any SIEM, it is very compute-heavy. So, scaling is always a problem. We've come to the conclusion that it is not scalable to the magnitude that we require.

I have two system administrators at the moment who are a part of my SOC. We have a very small operation. My SOC right now is comprised of two analysts, a senior analyst, and a manager. All of them are technical, and all of them are involved in managing this solution in one way, shape, or form.

We use the product as one of our internal controls. We have several others, which I won't get into, and we do not plan on scaling it beyond that. We have been piloting some customer-facing use cases, and we will be deprecating those, scaling them back, and moving them to the Microsoft product.

FortiSIEM is highly scalable, but you need to consider the costs. It will be expensive if you want to scale it up. 

Around 50 users are using Fortinet FortiSIEM in our organization.

I rate the solution an eight out of ten for scalability.

I rate FortiSIEM nine out of 10 for scalability.

This solution is not very scalable if you have a lot of security events; it's focused more around smaller companies. We've become too big for it with 48,000 devices which we are monitoring and we had to create another instance and split things. It's not perfect because it requires purchase of a second license. We use the solution all the time. 

Fortinet FortiSIEM has good scalability.

Fortinet FortiSIEM is known for its scalability, it scales well.

We have a couple of customers using this solution.

I rate the scalability of Fortinet FortiSIEM a nine out of ten.

I rate the solution's scalability as an eight. It works well with medium to large-scale enterprises.

It is a scalable tool. The product can handle a considerable number of customers.

At the moment, there are only two people in my company who use the solution. In the future, the number of uses may increase, especially if my company has to deal with more customers who want to use Fortinet FortiSIEM.

Scalability is excellent, especially for our enterprise-level clients.

Scalability is good; you just add extra licenses. We have 15 admin users and around 10,000 EPS.

Fortinet FortiSIEM is scalable.

The solution is scalable. However, this depends on the license we purchase. Additionally, to scale the solution requires a large investment for computer hardware, such as SSD, memory, and CPUs.

We have approximately 25 security engineers using the solution and approximately 10,000 end users.

We do not have plans to increase the usage of the solution at this time.

The scalability of Fortinet FortiSIEM is good.

It's a scalable product.

Fortinet has a large number of products with many modules. 

We can use it for small, medium, and large enterprise companies. This product is suitable for all business sizes.

I have scaled it out with multiple workers and collectors. It’s scaled in every direction that I would like it to, geographically and from a correlation and reporting capacity standpoint.

We are located in Uruguay, which is a small country. We have no issues with scalability because we have so few people and our IT infrastructure is quite simple. 

Our customers have between 200 and 400 users of Fortinet FortiSIEM.

We would like to increase the usage of Fortinet FortiSIEM.

What we really like about it is the ability to scale without costing an arm and a leg for us. They're highly virtualized and, as a result, we're able to deploy in a lot faster manner than shipping their metal to a location that might have to be purchased in another state or country.

The scalability is there, and you can expand on the EPS (Events Per Second) as needed.

We do plan on selling this service to our customers that can see the benefit in it. We will probably introduce an incident response application to help triage incidents at a faster level.

We've had no issues with scalability.

No issues encountered.

It is a scalable solution.

FortiSIEM is scalable, though this is constrained by the licensing model.

It is very scalable. It is easy to grow with this tool. We are going step-by-step, and we are doing good so far.

Our clients are big enterprises, such as banks, and we also have small businesses. In Salvador, as per a local compliance requirement, every business or enterprise needs to have a SIEM solution. We have an installation for 1,000 users.

We don't have any expansion requirements, so I've never looked into scalability.

We had to deploy several workers to keep up with event collection. This was one reason that the AO agent was developed and released -- to reduce the load on the managers and workers.

Fortinet FortiSIEM is the best soltuions here in Thailand. There are many users and partners here.

There are 10 to 3,000 users in my company. Most of the users are specialists in IT. We plan to increase usage in the future.

No issues since the product was installed.

I personally have never tried to scale the solution. That said, the solution is scalable and companies shouldn't have any issue expanding it as needed.

The solution is being used pretty extensively in our organization and we have several teams on it.

The scalability of the solution is excellent. It's one of the main reasons we chose to go with this option. If a company needs to expand, it can do so easily. There aren't constraints.

We have about five to ten customers on the solution currently.

The solution is scalable.

Scalability required a lot of training. If the training isn't adequate you cannot enjoy the end results.

There are currently around ten users using this solution. They are mostly system and network administrators using this solution. We don't have plans to increase the usage. We are going to switch to another product. 

We require two staff members for the deployment and maintenance. 

FortiSIEM is scalable. 

Fortinet FortiSIEM is scalable.

It's a scalable product.

Most of our clients are medium-sized businesses.

The scalability component is easy. To add workers and even collectors is easy which is how we've deployed it, makes scalability much easier. We plan to grow our users into the thousands.

None. Far more scalable than is required for us.

There were no scalability issues; the product scales well for us.

We've not had any issues so far.

I don't have any feature for load-sharing or high-availability, and these are important things to implement. I can do the same things in another way, but not naturally having these features makes it complicated. For example, the design is bad because you have one supervisor on one machine and you handle everything off this machine supervisor. It is a design problem. The technology also has limitations because you have a lot of memory and a lot of processors, but you have a limit with processors and memory, which causes problems with scalability. 

No issues encountered.

Yes.

The scalability is ok and is improved by using Elasticsearch.

Scalability is very good. We currently have 150 users using this solution. We don't have plans to increase usage at the moment.