I am dealing mostly with firewalls and I am working with Check Point Quantum Force. I have utilized the capability to secure only the on-premises environments and not in cloud.
Optical Fiber Splicer at a tech company with 51-200 employees
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Dec 3, 2025
I am currently working with Fortinet Firewall, Fortinet Switch, Fortinet Authenticator, FortiNet Net, Fortinet Authenticator and FortiGate Analyzer. We have both integrator and implementation capabilities similar to Sophos, Palo Alto, and Check Point, depending on customer requirements. Check Point Quantum Force is used for internal security. We have a customer whose requirement is for both external and internal security. We use Check Point Quantum Force for internal security and Palo Alto for external security, with both in HA mode. For central management, we are using Panorama in Palo Alto and Check Point Quantum Force manager. Across all 50 to 60 locations, we are using a Palo Alto lower version.
The main use case for Check Point Quantum Force is to protect us from the outside world. Check Point Quantum Force is preferable for most of our clients in the perimeter. That means it will be the gateway for our network to get into the internal network. The use case for this solution is the perimeter network. Check Point Quantum Force uses modern AI-based threat prevention techniques. It uses AI engines such as CloudGuard or ThreatCloud. It frequently updates and potentially detects newer and known zero-day threats. As a perimeter network, there are many services that are open for outside clients, the public service. The only way to prevent that perimeter DMZ network is a perimeter gateway, which means Check Point Quantum Force. Check Point Quantum Force helps us to prevent our DMZ networks that are accessible publicly. It helps us to prevent our perimeter networks. It is compact and efficient hardware, consisting of one unit or two rack units, so its form factor is good. Its power efficiency is good. It has very high block rates with a prevention rate of about 99%.
Firewalls serve as essential network security devices designed to monitor incoming and outgoing traffic, establishing a barrier between trusted and untrusted networks to protect against cyber threats. Firewalls, critically important in IT infrastructure, offer a range of security features that include packet filtering, stateful inspection, and proxy service. They are used extensively to define policies that allow or block traffic, playing a crucial role in preventing unauthorized access....
I am dealing mostly with firewalls and I am working with Check Point Quantum Force. I have utilized the capability to secure only the on-premises environments and not in cloud.
I am currently working with Fortinet Firewall, Fortinet Switch, Fortinet Authenticator, FortiNet Net, Fortinet Authenticator and FortiGate Analyzer. We have both integrator and implementation capabilities similar to Sophos, Palo Alto, and Check Point, depending on customer requirements. Check Point Quantum Force is used for internal security. We have a customer whose requirement is for both external and internal security. We use Check Point Quantum Force for internal security and Palo Alto for external security, with both in HA mode. For central management, we are using Panorama in Palo Alto and Check Point Quantum Force manager. Across all 50 to 60 locations, we are using a Palo Alto lower version.
The main use case for Check Point Quantum Force is to protect us from the outside world. Check Point Quantum Force is preferable for most of our clients in the perimeter. That means it will be the gateway for our network to get into the internal network. The use case for this solution is the perimeter network. Check Point Quantum Force uses modern AI-based threat prevention techniques. It uses AI engines such as CloudGuard or ThreatCloud. It frequently updates and potentially detects newer and known zero-day threats. As a perimeter network, there are many services that are open for outside clients, the public service. The only way to prevent that perimeter DMZ network is a perimeter gateway, which means Check Point Quantum Force. Check Point Quantum Force helps us to prevent our DMZ networks that are accessible publicly. It helps us to prevent our perimeter networks. It is compact and efficient hardware, consisting of one unit or two rack units, so its form factor is good. Its power efficiency is good. It has very high block rates with a prevention rate of about 99%.