Check Point Harmony Mobile Reviews

We use SandBlast to protect our mobile devices, as well as our iPads and Samsung tablets. 

We use SandBlast, internally, as a test bed so we can go out and sell it. The ease of the deployment to users has been key, and most beneficial for us.

The easy deployment is the key for us. I can simply send a link through email to a user, then they install the software and are protected.

I would like to see more visibility into the actual devices that it's protecting. In some cases, you don't want to see a lot. However, for our purposes, I would like to see more information about the applications which are installed, then have more control over what can and what cannot be installed. That would be very useful for us.

The GUI could be a bit more intuitive, as far as going from page to page and understanding what you're looking in the beginning. After you use it for a while, you get used it.

We've had it deployed for about three years now. We have had no hiccups nor issues with it at all going down. Also, we have not experienced any difficulties with it protecting devices.

In terms of the scalability, we have not pushed the limits of the product yet. We only have around 20 users deployed at this time.

We deal directly with the Sales Engineers (SEs) for SandBlast. So, we're not a typical user where we are using technical support from Check Point. Therefore, we haven't used their technical support.

The initial setup was very straightforward, not complex at all. For us, it was simply sending out an email link to our users. They installed it from the App Store, and that's it.

Check Point deployed it for us. The experience was simple and easy. Check Point was helpful, as far as explaining the deployment and showing us how to use the software with the GUI.

I was the administrator of the deployment.

We didn't actually purchase the software. It was given to us by Check Point. We are using it as a test bed for possible future customers. 

I would rate it a nine of ten because of the ease of installing it. Using it on a daily basis, the administration is quite easy. 

I would advise someone considering SandBlast to have some definite use cases in mind before deploying it. That way you can deploy it very specifically towards what you are going to be using it for.

My primary use case for this solution is to integrate with mobile device management.

It doesn't allow you to activate some of the applications until your mobile is malware free. That way we come to know that the device is secure and only then do we deploy the business application. 

The antimalware feature has been valuable. 

It does the process in the background and it does a wonderful job but the methodologies don't pop up. They should make it more interactive. 

Scalability is at quite a good level. We'll scale along with the product if we wish to grow.

The initial setup was quite simple.

We implemented through a system integrator. 

Pricing is a little high.

This is a must-go solution if you want mobile device security. 

I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.

We use it for protecting mobile devices and have a few cases for integrating HEM mobile as it is the gate to some payment applications.

The project point needs improvement. 

I have been using Check Point Harmony Mobile for five years. 

The solution is stable. I rate the stability an eight out of ten. 

It is a scalable solution. Up to three hundred users are using the solution.  I rate the scalability a ten out of ten. 

The technical support team is good. 

The initial setup is straightforward. 

The price is not so high. I would rate the pricing a three or four out of ten. 

I would rate the overall solution a ten out of ten.