What is your primary use case for Sophos UTM?

My main use case for Sophos UTM is to support several customers; we have some enterprise customers as well, but they use different firewalls, and for the smaller customers, usually we have our local Sophos, and then they have their own Sophos at their premises. We usually have site-to-site VPNs and monitor their on-premise equipment with our monitoring system. At our own company, we also use Sophos UTM as a mail gateway, and we use it for the VPNs for the road warriors, providing remote access for employees.

I am familiar with Sophos UTM, which is the firewall. Sophos UTM's main use case is for protection and to control security features or navigation features, like implementing and controlling users' navigation. The clients that we implement and support with Sophos UTM are from different segments, with no specific segment.

We are still working with Sophos UTM, so I can confirm that we have not switched to something else. I have been working with Sophos UTM since 2018. The most valuable features in Sophos UTM are Mail Protection, Web Server, advanced endpoint, and the servers. Our systems are silent, secure, and we don't have many problems with security policy enforcement. In terms of setting rules to guard the organization, especially on the network, we can set those rules, and through Sophos Central, we are able to see the equipment that has been registered and all the reports on the performance of each piece of equipment. For the endpoint equipment, there are close to 300 people using Sophos UTM in my company. We have five administrators and around 10 servers, so we have advanced server protection that we are using.

Most of my customers have more than one or two sites which are connected with the IPsec tunnel. For some people, they need VPN to enter the particular main HO site and access all other remote site subnets, such as when there is a file server hosted on another site. This was a simple use case: from one site, they will enter from SSL VPN to one site and access all their remote sites using this VPN policy only. We don't need to require the VPN for all particular single sites; we create only one single VPN, and from that single console, they can access all these sites as well. Currently I am working at AVH, which is a system integrator that provides solutions such as security and UTM solutions to clients. My task is the complete installation and implementation of these firewalls and, apart from that, post-support calls. If clients are facing any issues, they reach out to our company, and the company assigns me to their tech solutions. For the initial setup, we create an SSL VPN portal for this customer's public IP, and we make some local subnet so that the user will get some local subnet IP after connecting with Sophos UTM. After that, we allow the security policy, which determines which resources they can access after connecting with Sophos UTM. They access Sophos UTM VPN using the public IP, and then when they enter the site, they can access the limited resources we have allowed in the policies.

Currently, I have Sophos UTM. I don't remember the details. I know it's about management. I have monitoring from Sophos, alongside the Sophos firewall and Sophos antivirus. Sophos manages the service, with people monitoring my network, including the data from my endpoints and firewalls. They can alert me if there is a security risk. I purchase this service through a distributor in Colombia because the service offers direct management and monitoring.

I have been using Sophos UTM for the past six years to protect the network at my organization. I use it for my customers and to secure our internal infrastructure.

The primary use case for the solution is as a perimeter protection firewall, which includes functionalities such as VPN, web control, and traffic inspection. It is used in various customer environments, providing comprehensive security management and network protection.

We use Sophos UTM for our organization's network security.

My company deals with eight clients who use Sophos UTM. My company's clients mainly use Sophos UTM for protection against threats and for other purposes like content filtering, web filtering, and VPNs.

Sophos UTM offers considerable protection and employs a very well-structured pricing scheme. It's a good choice for businesses that need a basic security solution with a good price-performance ratio. However, it's not a good choice for businesses that need a complex security solution. That's why I'm also considering Fortinet, which can provide a more comprehensive security solution.

It is used to protect the servers. It is a very transparent solution.

There are multiple use cases, and a few examples would be its use in the education, banking, or financial sectors. There are so many other locations and sectors where they deploy this solution.

Our company is a partner and reseller of the solution. We lease, sell, and license boxes for our clients. Use cases are rather unique and not uniform. We provide support for a few SMBs around the country. Some customers are heavy users, with involved configurations, and the setup may include high availability configured with two boxes. Others use it as just a gateway between their infrastructure and the internet with very simple configurations that don't include web filtering. Active directory integration domain is used for some, but not all customers. Common items include DNATs and SSL VPN. Most customers use VPNs, and site-to-site connections (REDs or IPsec). We also use virtualized UTMs for LABs.

This is a next-generation firewall. I use it for mail security for clients.

We use all features of Sophos UTM, for example, application control and URL filtering.

We have deployed Sophos UTM on cloud and on-premises. The cloud provider is Azure. There are about 200 people who are using this solution in my organization.

I deploy Sophos UTM FullGuard for each of my clients. It is a complete bundle of security subscriptions that include web filtering, dual inline antivirus, etc.

We use Sophos UTM for endpoint antivirus.

We primarily use the solution for the firewall and VPN.

We use it as an internet firewall, and as our web application firewall.

We primarily use the solution for security purposes. We use it as a WAF with an application firewall. We can use it for VPN SSL as a remote-access VPN. We have used it on the internet for applications and web servers.

I mainly use UTM for app filters.

We use Sophos to protect the entire network, including the web servers and everything else.

Most of our clients use Sophos UTM as a perimeter firewall for branch offices. Additionally, we use the Sophos XG, RED firewall for extending the network, and the Sophos Intercept X to complement the firewalls.

We use Sophos UTM as a firewall and access control. The firewall has web filtering and anti-fishing tools. We synced Sophos UTM with our Microsoft Windows Active Directory.

The features that we're currently using are mainly just for the endpoint protection, which is for the service and the workstations. We basically use it for the servers, the main servers, and then from there for the client, which is basically the laptops and the PCs.

We use Sophos UTM as an on-premise firewall.

I'm IT head at our company in India and we are customers of Sophos UTM.

We primarily used the solution to replace Cyberoam. For a client recently, we replaced their old SD device with the latest version, XG 210.

I use this solution for my severs.

We use this solution as a firewall, for DCP filtering, applications, and training.

We primarily use the solution for a number of use cases, including the firewall, web filtering, email filtering, and email encryption. UTM does it all. The only thing that we don't use it for is web application and protection. We don't really have any web servers in-house.

We are a solution provider and I am the architect of solutions that employ Sophos UTM.

We use Sophos UTM to protect our infrastructure.

We use this solution ourselves and we also deploy to our clients. It is a capable, general-purpose firewall with VPN tunneling built in, and a lot of web features if you're hosting a website. We are resellers of Sophos and I'm a partner in our company.

We primarily use the solution for perimeter security in order to protect content. We also use it for the XG firewall.

We use it for email security, malware protection, IPS, and filtering.

Our primary use cases include: * Remote SSL connection * Web-filtering * Web server protection * WAF application. * Firewall rules

We mainly use it for web filtration — we have a number of small websites. It's also a VPN — that's filtering, firewalling, and IPS. Within our organization, there are roughly 250 people using Sophos UTM. Also, we have around 15 XG users. We plan on using XG for the next few years, but we are going to stop using UTM on our main site.

We primarily use this solution for: * VLAN separated network * Proxy / SSL-Interception * VPN (IPsec and SSL) * Reverse Proxy / Webserver Security * Email Security / Mail gateway * HA (Hot-Standby) * IPS / ATP

We use this solution for IPsec & site-to-site SSL VPN. My environment involves connecting all of our branches with the head office through one Sophos XG 210 device. This is done using IPsec and SSL VPN, after which we apply a web filter, as well as an application filter to ensure that we are getting a secure connection.

I use this solution in both the home and office, and I am also a reseller of the product. It is used for Unified Threat Management for SMB to Mid-Size companies. It provides VPN solutions for our clients, and it has the absolute best UI in the industry.

SMB firewall.

We are partners with Palo Alto and several IT certificate vendors, like Sophos. We deploy Sophos UTM for customers. Internally we use Sophos, but we deploy solutions including both Sophos and Palo Alto Networks to our customers. We are an IT integration company. Our services include the deployment of security appliances. Our environment includes Sophos UTM for internal use, which means it is protecting the network. It is protecting our environment. We publish our services like the help desk, mail server, and other servers. Sophos UTM offers us protection for publishing and the VPN.

We use this solution for communication endpoint, encryption, and network security. We are focused on providing security software to the small to mid-market enterprises; the essence of our delivery is internet security.

* Network border protection for clients and internal company * It is used for small to medium-sized businesses and networks.

A client wanted to trial Sophos UTM 9 before deploying it into a production environment because, historically, Sophos has not had the best of reputations in AWS. The client had used Sophos in other environments, hence they wanted to stick to what they know.

Threat management for servers is our primary use case. We're not using it on all workstations, just a few. We're primarily using it on servers. The version we're using is fully in the cloud, not on-prem.

Our primary use case of this solution is IDS and IPS. We also use it for application availability.

It is used as an antivirus.

I am using it for security, antivirus, and malware detection.

We use it for antivirus.

* Firewalls * Developer access * VPN traffic * Rerouting and routing. I am using it to route traffic for developer access or regular traffic for my instances. I have a web application, and I control access to and from it in one of my environments.

Our Sophos UTM provides a secure VPN solution. It allows us to have a VPN solution that limits access to certain sensitive areas in our environment.

We are using as a firewall product.

Every single Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) has Sophos in front of it. I also use it for Outbound Gateways in my WorkSpaces environment.

My primary use case is as a VPN, a firewall and a web filter.

The primary use case for using this product is as a firewall.

It helps us with protection, with concurrent use of the VPN.

We were looking for a solution which provided a single view for both a wired and wireless network. We were previously using the Cyberoam 200ia firewall appliance and wanted an appliance which could support 1500 to 3000 corporate users. The solution also required a wireless access controller scalable to at least a 125 second wave 802.11 ac wireless access point. We purchased a Sophos XG 450 appliance with Sophos wireless access points.