We had a consultant come in and he did an okay-job. However, I had to go back in later on and rework a bunch of stuff, simply because he didn't understand the environment.

The company we used was Telus, which is a telco in Canada. When the primary consultant would run into problems then he would call somebody else, who in turn called somebody else. In total, we had several people from Telus who were working on the implementation.

For the deployment staff, you will be needing two or three people. They have to have an understanding of the business, networking, networking protocols, and security.

With respect to the maintenance, it is pretty hands-off. One or two people can handle it, as long as they've got a strong understanding of how the Palo Alto system works. The only time you really need to touch it is if you need to make a modification to the web filtering rules or if you need to modify the configuration to allow for different services or different devices on the network.

The deployment was handled by the vendor, and it took less time compared to other solutions. It was done by a single individual from our team, and now our new operations team manages it on a daily basis.

A network engineer is needed for the implementation.

We implement the solution for our clients.

We did it ourselves.

We use two engineers to do the deployment of Palo Alto Networks WildFire.

We used a system integrator.

A vendor team implemented it. They were amazing.

Our migration process was completed by a third-party consultant.

They provided in-house support when we initially set it up. They made sure that we were supported from start to finish. Any questions we had, we had someone that we could reach out to, and we had an answer within a matter of minutes to hours. They are very responsive and easy to work with.

We implemented in-house.

The implementation was completed in-house.

Our in-house team is responsible for the deployment, maintenance, and support.

An integrator was not required for deployment. I did the installation myself. We had very good documentation. I just needed to read the documentation thoroughly and it was deployed.

We’re the ones who implement the Palo Alto Networks WildFire in our customers environments.

We had one person from the vendor's support team help us do the implementation of the solution. They were very helpful.

This feature is implemented in-house.

You really don't need to pay to turn it on. The configuration is very simple.

We used a reseller. It took six months. You need two to three people for its deployment and maintenance.

We did it in-house.

We have an internal team that did the implementation of the solution. We do some of the maintenance ourselves but if we have trouble we contact the support.

Our in-house team is responsible for deployment and maintenance. We have a couple of engineers who are familiar with it.