Cloudflare One Reviews

Access provides remote access to RDP, FSH, and security camera websites.

I work from two locations and Access enables me to work from both. It's feature-rich and user-friendly. 

It's a little difficult to implement although that has nothing to do with the product. 

I've been using this solution for two years. 

Access has always been stable. 

I haven't tried scaling this solution. 

You need to know a lot about networking to implement the solution but that has nothing to do with the product itself. 

This is a very affordable solution. 

I recommend this product, it's probably the best thing out there, especially if you're already a software customer. I rate Access nine out of 10. 

Cloudflare is simple to use.

Cloudflare is similar to a toolbox. It's simple to handle the box, but it's a different story when it comes to handling the tools. The same is true for Amazon. That is true for all companies. The majority of them have it. They will sell you a toolbox, but you must know how to use it.

Cloudflare isn't all bad. We have customers who are getting rid of Imperva because they can't find anyone who knows anything about it. Our customers no longer use Cloudflare because its service is subpar.

There's another company, Sucuri, that has excellent customer support, but you don't buy it because you don't want to talk to customer support. Customer support is not something you want to purchase. You're supposed to buy something without requiring customer support, which is the main point.

The same goes for Fortinet. While I am not familiar with the machine, it can cost a lot of money sometimes, $300,000 for a medium-sized business. Furthermore, you will require a full-time employee in your office who is knowledgeable. Dependent on the skill level today's resources can range from 80 to 150.

You don't want to pay. The price tag is no longer $200,000, but rather $300,000 to $400,000. It's twice.

The industry is changing right now. There is artificial intelligence. You have blockchain, and Quantum is on the way. It's there and on its way. So there is a significant shift in that area, of cyber security.

And, on top of that, there is a global shortage of 3.5 million security experts or professionals.

You are not an expert in your first year. People believe they are experts because they have a certification or something similar. Experts do not behave in this manner. Expert in dealing with a crisis. To become an expert, you must go through many crises. However, people are now claiming to be experts simply because they can scan something.

I would rate Cloudflare DDoS a seven out of ten.

We use the product for DNS security and DDoS. 

Cloudflare DDoS is better than its competitors for its security, deployment, and scalability. 

The tool should provide on-premise versions. Currently, all versions are cloud-based. 

I have been using the solution for six months. 

Cloudflare is a customer-oriented company and offers solid support. 

Positive

The tool's deployment is complex. I rate it a three out of ten. 

I rate the tool an eight out of ten. 

Cloudflare DDoS mitigates DDoS attacks.

Cloudflare DDoS mitigates DDoS attacks mostly by distributing the attacks through their network, which means many of their PoPs will hit your servers. When you have a huge DDoS attack, Cloudflare DDoS will stop the attack after some time. Until then, it will just register the DDoS attack through their network because they have a huge network, and then all those PoPs will hit your servers.

Cloudflare DDoS has poor technical support.

I have been using Cloudflare DDoS for five years.

More than 10,000 users are using Cloudflare DDoS in our company.

I previously used F5.

The solution's pricing lacks transparency. You never know what you're paying for, and even their team sometimes cannot give you a correct answer on how they calculate something.

Overall, I rate Cloudflare DDoS a seven out of ten.