Palo Alto Networks Enterprise Data Loss Prevention Reviews

I primarily use the solution for three main purposes: one is for fire calling purposes, another is for digital DLP purposes, and the third is for VPN.

The security aspect in finance is crucial for controlling from a DLP perspective and ensuring protection. There is no unauthorized access to the finance network. Data classification is considered and used alongside DNP and role-based access.

Our primary use case is for blocking credit card numbers. We are PCI-compliant and we use this solution as a secondary control to make sure that credit card information is not coming through our network.

It's deployed on all of our firewalls. We do have some virtual Palo Altos, but this product, in particular, is on-premises.

It's helped us with our compliance requirements.

Also, Enterprise DLP ensures unified data protection policies across our environment, as policies are created once and automatically synchronized everywhere. It requires fewer people to manage it and that is very important because we have a small team for managing security compliance. Having this technology, which makes it easy to manage with administration done centrally, is super helpful. I'm sure it's saving a week's worth of work per month. If we had to manage every single firewall manually, that would be problematic. We would need another person on the team.

The primary use case is a part of a complete package for Government of Canada. It helps in comparing data loss prevention against Fortinet, making it a cost-effective solution. It is used in the context of data exfiltration and protecting sensitive data.

The most valuable feature of Palo Alto Networks Enterprise Data Loss Prevention is its comprehensive end-to-end solution in Cloud Delivery Security Services, which includes URL, data loss prevention, and advanced threat prevention as features that can be enabled just by clicking a checkbox. Compared to competitors, these are often additional add-ons, whereas Palo Alto Networks provides a complete solution. The artificial intelligence integration in the product also helps immensely by classifying data, identifying data, and monitoring user access and behavior, thus improving data security strategies.

Our clients primarily deploy Palo Alto Networks Enterprise DLP to control the flow of information in and out of their networks. The main use cases include monitoring and managing sensitive data such as credit card information and personally identifiable information. 

The solution needs improvement in stability. There has been feedback regarding the accuracy of file categorization. 

The use case is very simple. So, the DLP platform can target the call center since it also is an application-based solution for the user who can use the privilege of checking traffic. It is possible to manage the object as it changes since each one of these objects is kind of tagged, so it's able to block. This is a big packaging spectrum at the end or part of Palo Alto because this is a typical scenario. I'm talking about my applications that Palo Alto blocks in case of some issues.

For the moment, my customers say that the DLP of Palo Alto is a solution that relies on a third-party agency because DLP is something on which we get the platforms or the platforms to be used in general. DLP is so well integrated into an environment.

I would like the tool to have more support than the other products in the market.

We use Panorama to push configurations from Panorama to multiple firewalls simultaneously or sequentially, especially if we have a loss of a firewall. This includes protocol, source, and destination specifications for configuring flows from inside to outside.

The primary feature is managing firewalls through Panorama, especially when handling multiple firewalls across different sites like headquarters and remote sites. 

Additionally, the security modules like Data Loss Prevention and antivirus are vital as they integrate into the firewall to protect endpoints. These features are automated via cloud connections to Palo Alto Networks, ensuring up-to-date security signatures.

I have been using Palo Alto Networks Enterprise Data Loss Prevention to backup all our logs, access, and so on. We also backup every configuration and blocklist as well.

We have about 200 users that go for the device everyday. As a result, we have thousands of logs that we need to check everyday.

It is a stable solution with good support.