It is not very scalable. It's very static. There's no real evidence for ways to expand it, unless you want to buy more stuff or add-ons. 

We have just under 300 people using the solution. 

We are trying to migrate away. We do not plan to increase usage. 

I would rate the scalability 10 out of 10, and you can easily add licenses whenever you want. The scalability is immediate and currently, we employ almost 130 users. Based on the usage, we also have plans to increase the usage in the future.

More than 3,000 users are using the solution in our organization.

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

We have 1400 solution users in our organization. It is very scalable, and I rate its scalability a ten.

The solution is scalable. 50 users are using this solution.

Sophos also launched DNS protection. We can use DNS protection if a client has no more than ten users. With DNS protection, we can monitor and block sites that are not business-related, allowing us to monitor and control the traffic of every user in the branch. DNS protection offers the option to log and control the traffic of your branch effectively.

The solution's scalability is not so good. Antivirus has no scalability. Since it's a cloud solution, you have to purchase a license. The scalability is on Sophos' side.

400 users are using this solution.

It is a very scalable solution. Scalability-wise, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.

There are around 1,000 users of the product in my office since they need to use an antivirus solution.

There is no need to increase the usage of the product in the future in our company.

There are around 100 users in my company using the solution. Scalability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

I rate Intercept X Endpoint an eight out of ten for scalability.

The tool is scalable.

The solution is extensively used. We began with 300 users and then 1800 users. And now, we have around 3,000 end-users using this solution. So, we have plans to increase the further usage. 

The solution is very good for small-sized businesses.

In terms of scalability, you have to pay for every user that uses the product. If you pay more, you can get more users to use the product.

Around 500 people in my company use the product.

The product is extensively used in my company, and we plan to increase the number of uses of the solution. As the number of users of the solution in our company increases, we have to implement the product in every employee machine in our organization. My company uses the product on Windows and Linux.

We have approximately 800 users using this solution.

Sophos Intercept X is easy to scale and increase the capacity.

Sophos has the flexibility to scale from one user to a data center, but I've primarily used Sophos for small to medium-sized businesses.

Scaling depends on XDR or MDR versions, with a reset needed for upgrades.

The tool is scalable. We use it to protect 40 endpoints, and we have other customers who have more than 100 endpoints. Our technical team needs two people.

It's scalable to meet varying needs. We've deployed it for over fifty customers.

In terms of scalability, I would rate it 9 out of 10.

We have around 55 users from different departments. I rate the tool’s scalability a seven out of ten.

It is quite scalable. You can always add more users.  I would rate the scalability a nine out of ten.

It is a scalable product. It covers laptops and essentially any Windows platform – servers, clients, and even home users. So, it protects a huge number of potential platforms.

There are around 300 endpoints. 

It has scaled well. We haven't had issues in that respect.

We have about 950 endpoints and 57 users.

We have plans to increase usage.

This is a scalable product and we have more than 7,500 devices connected to the network.

It is very scalable. There are around 120 users and devices. 

We're a partner, and a lot of our clients are on this solution. 

The last client we deployed for had 4,000 users. However, each company differs in terms of the number of users. 

We have approximately 50 users using this solution.

We use Sophos Intercept X extensively and we use everything the solutions offer.

It's a scalable product. You can deploy 100, or you can deploy one, or even 1,000. It is very scalable. 

We have 30 customers and each customer has a different number of users. Some clients have hundreds of Intercept X, some have 50, and yet others have 10. As a result, it is dependent on the company. It depends on the number of computers they have. We have a wide range. One of the clients has 800 users, which is a ministry.

We do not have too many workstations, we have approximately 300 and we have not had an issue with the scalability. However, if there were more workstations there could be some issues.

I rate the scalability of Sophos Intercept X a seven out of ten.

I have not scaled it. Currently, I have only one client who is using it.

Around 200 people are using Intercept X Endpoint in our organization.

I would rate the scalability of the solution as a ten out of ten.

The solution is very scalable. If a company needs to expand it, it can do so. It's not a problem.

We have about 5,000 users on the solution currently.

It is scalable. We have 250 users in our company.

Given that it is a cloud implementation, Intercept X is very scalable.

We have about 6,000 or 7,000 users. The majority of them are customer service agents. We are using both Sophos Basic and Intercept X, and our plan is to migrate the rest of the nodes to Sophos Intercept X. However, our migration plan might change because we are getting a requirement for Cynet from our clients who use Cynet. They are about 4,000 in number. 

The solution scales really well. They have great resources on hand for managing it within the cloud. I haven't found any issues with capacity. I've never heard of anyone ever having issues in that regard.

Typically we deal with small businesses. When I say "small business" I am referring to a company of around 250 people.

It has been easy to add additional Sophos components. They all are using the same console. We have about 400 users who are using this solution.

It is very easily scalable. We have scaled it, and we had very minor problems in expanding it across the organizations and new acquisitions.

Scalability can happen in one click. If you have another device to add to the environment, you just make the deployment from the server on-premises. The customer does not have to depend only on the cloud server to scale. They also have an on-premise server that makes the rules between the cloud and the LAN environment to avoid any internet disconnects, or bandwidth and performance issues. They can depend on the cache server to communicate on behalf of the client to the on-cloud dashboards.

Sophos Intercept X is definitely scalable for all enterprises, from small to large.

The solution is scalable. 

The scalability is not a problem at all.

I have found Sophos Intercept X to be scalable.

We have approximately 40 clients using this solution.

I would say that Intercept X is easy to scale.

We have 7000 uses in our organization using the solution. 

The solution is scalable.

We have approximately 450 users in my organization.

I haven't personally tried to scale anything. It's probably pretty scalable because you don't have an appliance. Appliances have limitations as they have a set size or capacity. It is a cloud-based console, therefore it can probably scale pretty well.

We have 80 people in our organization and everybody uses the product.

The solution is very scalable because they don't generally deal with small size office deployments of 10 or 15 users. The solution can scale to 100,000 or even up to 200,000 users.  

We have about 1500 endpoints. That is a pretty good volume. While I do not know exactly how to rate it, the scalability is excellent from the standpoint of adding endpoints. We have not run across any issues with the scalability of it. I would tell you that it is very applicable to this company right now and certainly is up to the task of matching our needs.  

I do not know of any limitations having to do with the scalability of this product. We are a small company so the number of clients that we have is not that large. The total would be maybe around 10 clients. The number of endpoints under management for those clients that we are involved with is about 1000. I do not see that we are even close to any limitations in scaling this product with those numbers.  

The entire organization uses Sophos right now. It's pretty ubiquitous.

The solution can scale well, even on our hardware. it hasn't been an issue. 

It is easy to scale.

We have about 450 devices on this solution.

Currently, we have 3 administrators. There are only 2 super admins and 2 other users for the control panels, et cetera.

We use this solution on a daily basis.

The product is scalable. After we purchased only one user license, we decided to do an installed service also. It's a one or two-minute process in order to provide a temporary license for 1 month and, after that, we hope to stay covered. Therefore, we do have plans to increase usage.

It is scalable.

We have over 200 employees on the solution currently. I haven't had any issues with scaling. 

My impression of Sophos Intercept X is that it's a scalable solution.

It's really scalable. We easily did 5,000 installations in six hours. It's good at scalability.

Some of our SMB clients have 20 users, and some have around 200 to 300 users. A big enterprise client has around 5,000 users.

We have an enterprise company. There are branches all over the world. Support for 50 schools over the internet is what we're supposed to intercept. It is scalable.

We have about 500 end users. For deployment and maintenance, we require just a few people. It is done by me and one of my colleagues.

Sophos Intercept X is scalable.

We have a few hundred users.

It's scalable. We have 50 customers.

Our clients are all small businesses generally. The solution seems to be quite easy to scale in the market that we serve, which would be up to a hundred or so users. We haven't had any problems, however, I haven't deployed it for 10,000 users -which would be a totally different thing. Therefore, while it scales well for small businesses, I can't speak to how it would scale at an enterprise-level.

We do work with a university, and we do some work with a couple of different school districts in the San Diego area. We do some consulting for all three of those. If they asked us to recommend a product, we do recommend a product like this and we help people out with that sort of thing.

Scalability has not been a problem.

It is easy to scale this product. As far as the typical organization size that it fits, I would say it is suited for smaller and medium-sized companies. We have not yet installed it at a large customer site, so I cannot answer about large or enterprise companies specifically.  

The program is very scalable. We have about 300 computers, servers, work stations and mobile devices in our company. We have one staff member who is responsible for maintenance. We are all system integrators in our office and we plan to increase our usage soon.

The tool is scalable. I would rate its scalability a nine out of ten. 

Sophos Intercept X is highly scalable.

We have not expanded the solution. As nearly two-and-a-half years have elapsed, the number of users have already been added. We have not increased the number of users in the past year. There is no increase in increment planned for now but, perhaps, there will be in six months' time. 

The solution is scalable. 

We have implemented it for so many customers. One of them has more than 1,500 users. In an on-prem solution, scalability could be challenging. For example, if you are using 1,000 endpoints and want to add 500 more, you need to expand the server memory or RAM. In a cloud solution, you don't need to do any such thing.

The solution is scalable. We have multiple clients and have approximately 1,000 users using the solution.

The solution is, indeed, scalable. As a cloud-based solution, it is all about scalability. 

Currently, the company only has 40 users, and therefore there are no scalability issues so far. However, it's a cloud-based centralized console, so that will help with scaling in the future if the company decides to expand. It wouldn't be hard to do. It's completely achievable.

My impression is that this product is scalable.

We have only deployed Intercept X at one hospital, which has about 300 people that it protects. We have approximately six hospitals for which we are recommending its use.

It is scalable. We have around 2,500 users. For its maintenance, there are just two or three people.

At the moment, we have no plans to expand further. We might in the next six months or so. I believe it will easily scale. We've just not gone into that yet but it looks promising. At the moment, we have around 50 users.

Personally, I have not tried to scale the solution, and therefore can't speak to the scalability itself. For our organization and its size, it works well. We have approximately 100 people in the company. 

The solution is scalable. 

It is reasonable scalable. So, somewhere in the middle in terms of scalability.

The scalability is very good. We have 130 users.

It is easy to change the size of its capabilities, i.e. to expand processes or scale the size of users. Sophos Intercept X is easy to configure and very simple to set up. 

The scalability of this product will be very easy.

We purchase different boxes according to the needs of the client, because every single box  has a limitation on number of users. The lowest one, which is 110, supports up to 20 users, 10 to 20 users. 125 supports around 30 users and so on. Most of our clients are medium and enterprise size companies. 

This solution is scalable.

We have one customer who is scaling quickly, increasing by ten to twenty users each month. We sell them new licenses, put them in their client central, and all they have to do is pull it out to their new devices. 

The solution is scalable. We continue to add devices to the several sites we have on it without any problem.

Scalability-wise, Sophos Intercept X is good. We have close to 100 users, who are mostly salespeople.

It's a scalable solution.

We have 100 users in our organization.

We have plans to continue using this solution.

The solution really targets medium-sized enterprises. Therefore, it's not a problem to scale until it reaches 5,000 users. Most of the Italian market would fit into this category, and therefore, it works pretty well for most organizations here.

The solution can scale. If a company needs to expand it out, it can do so with ease.

We are a relatively small organization. Therefore, we don't have too many people using the solution. There are 20 of us, give or take.

Sophos Intercept X is absolutely scalable.

In our company, we have 60 users.

The solution is easily scalable to thousands of users. It’s very capable.

We have roughly 500 to 550 users.

Intercept X is a scalable solution.  

The solution is scalable.