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What is Check Point Quantum Security Gateway Next Generation Firewall?
The Check Point Quantum Security Gateway Next Generation Firewall is a tiered firewall product. The base model includes the core firewall services, and can be upgraded to include anti-bot/virus/spam and sandboxing capabilities.
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What is Check Point Quantum Security Gateway Next Generation Firewall?
The Check Point Quantum Security Gateway Next Generation Firewall is a tiered firewall product. The base model includes the core firewall services, and can be upgraded to include anti-bot/virus/spam and sandboxing capabilities.
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What is Check Point Quantum Security Gateway Next Generation Firewall?
Quantum security gateways and firewalls offer advanced threat prevention, policy management, remote access VPN, IoT security, SD-WAN, and more. They are designed to secure the most demanding data centers, enterprises, governments, and SMBs.
- AI-Powered 360° Threat Prevention
- High performance for the most demanding networks
- Scalability and 99.999% resilience
- Integrations with an entire security stack
- Management for on-prem, cloud, and remote
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(1-5 of 5)- Internal Network Protection from outside network
- VPN connectivity for secure data transmission across multiple vendors
- File download antivirus security
- URL Filtering
- Malicious domains blocking
- Fine tune required in the malicious domains blocking
- Antivirus signatures should be updated in real time
- Network latency can be reduced during high utilization time window
- Perimeter security
- URL Filtering
- Virtual Private Network
- Content Inspection
- 70%7.0
- Policy-based Controls
- 90%9.0
- Firewall Management Console
- 80%8.0
- Reporting and Logging
- 90%9.0
- VPN
- 100%10.0
- High Availability
- 100%10.0
- Stateful Inspection
- 100%10.0
- Reduced attacks on DMZ servers
- Blocked access of malicious destinations hit by internal users
- Complete visibility about what is going and what is coming via internet
Client is having huge Data Centers and was very impressed by this as compared to other CSPs/ on prem solutions like AWS and GCP. They wanted their data to reside mostly on-prem Data Centers. We even found after-sales support much competitive Vs products like F5 and Cisco.
- Stopping and detecting Day 0 attacks
- Easy troubleshooting/ GUI
- Scalability and speed
- After sales support, NGFW capabilities
- Modular capabilities
- Integration with VMware and NSX products per client requirement
- 3rd Party support product
2) Where clients were consistent up-time like FSI and healthcare
3) Application-aware client req. and preventing day 0 cyber attacks.
4) Securing East-West traffic, hyper-scaling capabilities
5)Some advantages - Best Security meets Ultimate Hardware and SandBlast Zero Day Protection out of the box, Modular hardware
6) High Performance CPUs
- Application-aware boxes
- Threat detection capabilities
- Hyperscaling
- Identification Technologies
- 70%7.0
- Content Inspection
- 70%7.0
- Policy-based Controls
- 90%9.0
- Active Directory and LDAP
- 60%6.0
- Firewall Management Console
- 70%7.0
- Reporting and Logging
- 80%8.0
- VPN
- 80%8.0
- High Availability
- 70%7.0
- Stateful Inspection
- 80%8.0
- Proxy Server
- 70%7.0
- We saved an approx USD $ 750k minimum in a span of only 3 months due to long term planning and migrating from old /legacy platform to Newer CheckPoint Quantum Security Gateways
- Long term plan - To purchase licenses for next 2-3 years planning = expected Savings = 500k - 1000k USD min
- Super easy after sales support / Diamond level equivalent
- Check Point CloudGuard Posture Management (formerly Dome9)
- Best Security meets Ultimate Hardware
- SandBlast Zero Day Protection out of the box
- Modular hardware
- High Performance CPUs
- I believe this has been covered prior - Smooth migration and very minimum downtime for a big FSI client. Our FSI client now also wants to integrate it with other 3rd party vendors which will be a part of Q3 or Q4 this FY
- SSL inspection provides more effective mitigation of threat and data leakage with the ability to inspect and analyze encrypted traffic.
- Threat emulation and extraction provides protection against zero-day threats without compromising the data of infected files.
- 'Office mode' VPN provides a seamless connected experience for remotely connected individuals.
- Application control features provide granular restrictions to the type of application traffic than can pass through the network.
- Pricing is not as competitive as the alternatives.
- Perimeter antivirus is not as effective as its competitors
- Steep learning curve and expensive certification paths may impair training paths
- Identification Technologies
- 80%8.0
- Visualization Tools
- 100%10.0
- Content Inspection
- 100%10.0
- Policy-based Controls
- 90%9.0
- Active Directory and LDAP
- 90%9.0
- Firewall Management Console
- 90%9.0
- Reporting and Logging
- 100%10.0
- VPN
- 100%10.0
- High Availability
- 90%9.0
- Stateful Inspection
- 90%9.0
- Proxy Server
- 80%8.0
- Lower maintenance and information security management efforts thanks to the centralized console and dashboards
- Improved mitigation of data loss/data leakage thanks to dedicated DLP blades
- Improved productivity thanks to VPN/remote work capabilities
- Improved internet access speeds and prioritization of services through the implementation of the application control blade
- Improved employee productivity thanks to stringent URL filtering controls
- A side by side comparison of traffic logs were done between Palo Alto and Check Point and Check Point was seen to have more concise data;
- The user interface and dashboard is not as intuitive as Check Point
- The product itself may not be as stable as Check Point, as our demo unit crashed during the evaluation period.
- Logging -- Logs are clearly displayed with all information about the packet
- Canned reports -- The reports "out of the box" are pretty nice and give you a lot of detail
- Rule Configuration -- Defining (basic) rules is easy to do, and understandable
- HTTPS Inspection -- The firewall has troubles re-packaging the packet in a way that some websites are able to interpret correctly
- Support -- Even getting support directly from Check Point isn't the easiest of experiences. They are more concerned about how fast they can close a ticket out, rather than fixing the problem.
- Custom reports -- Custom reporting is extremely limited
Less Appropriate -- Very large enterprises with granular reporting needs. HTTPS inspection is also an issue, as some packets cannot be correctly viewed. Something like an F5 would be needed to address this problem.
- Since it is Layer 7 we are able to get down to the application level and block certain applications from even running.
- Since it has an IPS in place we are able to see possible attacks that have been prevented by the firewall
- This helps justify the security department and their metrics since we are able to see things that are prevented.
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- The management console is very easy to use. There is a lot of information on it which can seem overwhelming, but everything is right there in one page.
- You have the ability to manage certain websites or IP addresses based on web content that is predefined or track individual end users.
- The support for Check Point is excellent. If you are having trouble with the appliance, help is not far away. Techs will stay with you for hours if need be, to resolve any issues.
- Check Point has a complex range of reporting tools, some of which can take time to learn and be comfortable with.
- The firewall is solid and needs to have someone with training to manage it which means any little mistake can bring down the network and have you on the phone with Check Point support.
- They are pricey for some of the hardware and reporting tools.
- Although there are better alternatives out there, Check Point delivers results for the price we paid for the system.
- Since implementation, we have not have any major issues with the product, minor issues were resolved in a timely fashion.
- Check Point currently fulfills our need for an outside facing firewall, when our organization grows larger, we will be looking at higher level enterprise solutions.