Tufin Orchestration Suite Reviews

It gives me a unified policy across multiple vendors.

Our work is part of the team that manages all the files and people call to tell me exactly which rules I need to change, and where. Tufin makes this easy and let's me know if it already exists or not.

The one that Tufin knows about - being able to support the routers in multi-vendor environments I think is a known thing, but it doesn't make it any better for what I use it for. That's probably the only thing. To be honest, I know we don't use it to it's full extent. We don't use all files on it so it could do a lot more, but it's our own fault.

I think it's OK. From what I've seen, yeah, it's alright. I don't get involved in the maintenance of the Tufin copies though. I just use it, rather than maintain it.

It struggles a little bit with our internal system.

My impression is it's relatively easy, but I don't know about the first time.

Personally, I have seen some others, but I don't think my company deals with anyone else.

You should do a preview of each solution that you're interested in. Use it first and then decide if you want to buy it. Nowadays it's easy.

We do firewall reviews on a quarterly basis.

It provides me great insight into my firewalls across my organization.

We are able to stay compliant with many of the regulations. 

The rules, as they change over time, are the most valuable feature.

Its capabilities help me grow trust back and have less in-depth experience to go faster.

It is very stable.

It is very scalable.

The technical support has been on point.

The previous solution was all manual.

There was some complexity during the initial setup, but otherwise, it was fairly straightforward.

I used a partner for the integration, who was very good to work with.

Our engineers are spending less time on manual processes: 20 to 30 hour plus.

SecureChange is the most valuable feature as it shows the difference between policies and proxies that affect performance, such as the router or switches.

The user interface could be improved. It's currently not very user friendly and is not very attractive.

We've had no issues deploying it.

It is very stable. We've had no issues with instability.

We have 600 objects in it and it's able to work well for all of them.

Technical support was very good when I needed their help with significant upgrades.

The initial setup was very easy and straightforward. It wasn't complex or difficult at all.

We implemented it with a partner's assistance.

It's been, from the moment we implemented it, useful for both our security and operations personnel. On a daily basis, the most valuable feature is the integration of different products. We're able to perform and see reports and audits from a single console all in one place.

Tufin should do a better part of educating their users because it's quite complicated. Sometimes it's hard to keep up with all the changes that come quickly. They're improving this, though, but it still needs work for both partners and customers.

I've been using Tufin for over 10 years.

We've had no issues deploying it.

The stability has been perfect. I know it quite well and it's been stable almost from the very beginning. There were some minor technical problems, as with anything, but the developers were responsive and helpful.

The scalability wasn’t good in the past, but now as they've grown as a company, they've changed the platform so that it can scale for its users.

Technical support has been good.

The initial setup, as I remember, was quite easy, but I've been using it for 10 years.

We implemented it with a partner.

The solution helps us meet our compliance needs.

The visibility is fantastic.

The product is flexible.

The scalability is the best.

We previously used a different solution. We switched because of the value the solution could provide us in conjunction with Check Point.

The initial setup was complex. We have a big environment which contributed to the setup's complexity.