Regarding cost, I would say that it's a single feature on the platform. So it's a license-based solution. It's not a platform. The pricing of the solution depends on the buyers. But, from my point of view, it is in line with the rest of the products and the price list of Palo Alto. With the things that Palo Alto has put in the solution, they have created a bundle. So at the moment,this approach is not the most preferred, especially in South Africa anymore. Because when I sell it, then all the features altogether could be free. I don't have the price of DLP only. I have the cost of the bundle. In the past, the prices were higher than others. But at the moment, it's in line with the other vendors. And it's even cheaper than other vendors. When we consider Palo Alto Networks, we get all the advantages of an enterprise solution. So at the moment, I had cases when I tried to bid against other vendors, I was able to offer much lesser prices than the other vendors.
Director IT at a outsourcing company with 1,001-5,000 employees
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2022-04-29T22:50:00Z
Apr 29, 2022
The licensing model is very fair-minded and it's a good value. It scales well. From a licensing-administration perspective, it's very easy for IT to acquire new licensing. Its licensing model is more streamlined when compared to other DLP solutions. It is licensed per application and per user.
It's expensive. That's why many companies don't like to invest in it. If you don't have the money, you can use an open source solution that you can easily secure with an open source firewall.
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It's neither costly nor cheap.
Palo Alto Networks Enterprise Data Loss Prevention is expensive, and licensing costs are monthly.
Regarding cost, I would say that it's a single feature on the platform. So it's a license-based solution. It's not a platform. The pricing of the solution depends on the buyers. But, from my point of view, it is in line with the rest of the products and the price list of Palo Alto. With the things that Palo Alto has put in the solution, they have created a bundle. So at the moment,this approach is not the most preferred, especially in South Africa anymore. Because when I sell it, then all the features altogether could be free. I don't have the price of DLP only. I have the cost of the bundle. In the past, the prices were higher than others. But at the moment, it's in line with the other vendors. And it's even cheaper than other vendors. When we consider Palo Alto Networks, we get all the advantages of an enterprise solution. So at the moment, I had cases when I tried to bid against other vendors, I was able to offer much lesser prices than the other vendors.
The licensing model is very fair-minded and it's a good value. It scales well. From a licensing-administration perspective, it's very easy for IT to acquire new licensing. Its licensing model is more streamlined when compared to other DLP solutions. It is licensed per application and per user.
It's expensive. That's why many companies don't like to invest in it. If you don't have the money, you can use an open source solution that you can easily secure with an open source firewall.