We did implement a security policy, but not with Palo Alto; instead, we used Cisco.

And we created the rules with a single credit fund from us. To overcome that data pack, include this in the inclusion policy.

There have been updates to the solution recently that have ramped up protection. Before this, we had a lot of hacks on the network, specifically in the cloud environment. After the proper implementation of that product, we've not had one hack attempt. The last six months have been very good.

Its simplified management interface, self-updating, and self-alerting systems require very little management overhead.

All of the Palo Alto Threat Prevention functions are good. We feel like the product is comfortable to use and is what it should be. 

Palo Alto Threat Prevention is recommended for large enterprise organizations and SMEs. We have good results on our follow up calls with clients using the software.

It protects us from cyber attacks.

Basically, on the server side, it alerts me to threats. We are working to begin reporting on this. It affects me a lot. 

I can't give an example of how Palo Alto has improved our organization because we are using this product in test networks.