Check Point Security Management Reviews

To make the tool better, I think we could have some sort of analysis similar to how some products offer information related to social media sentiments. If we could get that kind of assessment, some sort of analysis of some sort, I think that would be something that can really improve the solution.

In the future, I would like to see more frequent updates because of the changing security landscape. We should be seeing more updates in the tool, especially those that are not paid. The tool can also put in efforts in terms of maybe the community by conducting some sort of workshop or some sort of online event to bring the community together so that we can all meet. A community portal is needed.

I have been using Check Point Security Management for five years.

The main function is to securely manage and deploy configurations to firewall devices and logs through its security management console. We configure and test all settings within the security manager and subsequently push these configurations to the relevant firewall devices.

Check Point Security Management in cloud environments focuses on securing cloud services and managing traffic within the cloud environment. Network security typically involves managing Layer 3 to Layer 4 services. Access Control Lists are used to secure network access.

This is the Wi-Fi documentation. I work with the service, and we are partners with Check Point. One of our clients, Parliament, required an upgrade from physical to virtual implementation. This was my first implementation. We have another client, and the plan is to do something with them this year, although I'm not sure when. I've been involved in some other things, however, this was my first implementation.

It's a reliable solution for security without mentioning its importance. We can't work without Check Point since it provides the real visibility needed to manage the environment. You can depend on it, as it assures the environment is well-secured. It's doing great work, and we can't work without SQL. We don't work with any other solution.

We have physical Smart-1 appliances and virtual appliances in our environment. We merged all of the old managers into these managers and managed to centralize the management of firewalls and see the logs altogether.

We are using management API to apply large configs, clear rules, block malicious IP addresses with SAM rules, and migrate the VLANs with it.

We deployed a management HA to provide rulebase synchronization to our DRC firewall segments. We also distributed logs to different Smart-1 appliances to gain performance.

First of all, centralized management is great. With this, we are managing all of Check Point products from one central management. Applying rules, nats and managing app&URL Policies, threat prevention, and IPS protection rules. 

Secondly, centralized log and report management. We can distribute logs to our log appliances with centralized management and view logs without logging additional devices. 

HA Structure provides good coverage and works fine. With HA structure, we can manage two data centers as one, and this is helping much.

We can keep old revisions, and with that, we can check or revert to one when needed.

We use the product as a primary gateway firewall for all offices at different locations. 

We have deployed their high-end firewall UTMs to medium business grade devices 1400 series. They are easy to manage either centrally or as separate devices. We are using them for Network security including firewall rules, NATTing, Web application access, IPSec VPN tunneling between offices and cloud services, user VPN clients for access from home, data encryption, anti-malware/anti-virus solutions, and as network gateway devices for routing and DNS.

We have seen tremendous improvement in the overall security of the organization's IT assets. We performed Pen Tests and External vulnerability audits on our network and we always scored top-rated thanks to Check Point. 

Their management portal and firmware are very stable and don't require frequent maintenance. Their IPSec tunneling is very stable, especially with Azure and AWS networks. 

Access to detailed network logs in real time helps us decide and take prompt action to block/fix threats. 

We work with multiple security tools, including network security and information security solutions. Our primary use case includes using Check Point and other tools like CyberArk for privilege access management, Cisco, and WebSight CloudSec.

The product helps in securing our complete organization. We have not received any alerts that were suspicious, which assures us that it's working as expected.

We utilize Check Point Security Management for our daily security operations, including managing firewall rules, reviewing alerts, and generating reports on a weekly basis.

We've integrated Check Point Security Management with some of our business associates' portals for HR, finance, and payroll activities, which are outsourced. Check Point alarms us about any version changes on these sites, allowing us to block unauthorized changes. So far, we haven't encountered any serious incidents that require immediate action. We receive incident reports, but they usually involve blocked or quarantined threats rather than major security breaches. Additionally, our internal management console provides us with alerts, adding another layer of security monitoring.

Our use cases are protection infrastructure in a financial corporate environment.

Check Point firewalls meet all the PCI guidelines that regulate players in the financial market.