Check Point Harmony SaaS secures cloud-based email and collaboration platforms, offering malware protection, phishing prevention, and data leak prevention. It integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructure, enhancing security without performance impact.
| Product | Market Share (%) |
|---|---|
| Check Point Harmony SaaS | 0.7% |
| AppOmni | 18.9% |
| Obsidian CDR Platform | 12.8% |
| Other | 67.6% |
Check Point Harmony SaaS provides advanced threat protection along with compliance to security policies. This SaaS is known for its ease of deployment and reliability in securing sensitive data. It offers visibility for monitoring with cloud-native support and efficient management across environments. Users value its automation capabilities and robust data protection. However, there are areas for improvement in customization, third-party integration, alerting, reporting, and performance speed.
What are the key features?Check Point Harmony SaaS is implemented across industries like finance, healthcare, and technology, where data security is critical. Its ability to protect against advanced threats while being compliant with industry standards makes it a preferred choice for businesses of all sizes aiming to secure their cloud-based platforms.
Check Point Harmony SaaS was previously known as The Automated SaaS Security Platform.
| Author info | Rating | Review Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Manager, Information Technology Cyber At Edeltech O & M at Ezom | 5.0 | I use Check Point Harmony SaaS to protect Microsoft 365. Its mail protection and real-time visibility features are valuable, saving time and enhancing security. The return on investment is notable, covering more than just email protection compared to previous solutions. |
| Security Services Specialist at TD SYNNEX | 3.5 | I found Check Point Harmony SaaS effective for account takeover prevention, appreciated its dedicated static IP feature, and easy setup. Pricing is competitive, though support could improve. The upcoming secure browser may enhance functionality significantly. |
| Head Of IT Infrastructure Network Security and Compliance at LMW | 4.0 | I use Check Point Harmony SaaS for email security, valuing its sandboxing and API-based features that prevent geography-based phishing. Though it lacks identity management, it compares well against alternatives like Palo Alto, despite Microsoft Defender's platform limitations. |
| Security Analyst at Securus | 4.0 | I’ve used Check Point Harmony SaaS for nine years and found its network visibility and integrated security features effective, though its interface can be tricky. Support was helpful, and it’s a more affordable option compared to competitors. |
| Network Analyst at a construction company with 51-200 employees | 5.0 | I use Check Point Harmony for mail inspection, blacklisting, and SaaS verification. The customizable report settings are valuable, though integration with Active Directory mailing groups has issues. Previously, I used WebSense, which was on-premises, unlike the cloud-based Harmony. |
| Operation Director at GLOBALIP | 4.5 | We resell Check Point Harmony SaaS for cloud protection, offering efficient security for platforms like OneDrive and Google Workspaces. It's easy to implement, though proper configuration is crucial to avoid false positives. A successful 50-day POC demonstrated its effectiveness. |
| Sales Manager at 16216168 | 4.0 | We use Check Point Harmony SaaS for secure web gateway content solutions. While it helps save money for our customers, there's room for improvement in monitoring user activity. After using Fortinet and Trend Micro, we chose it for technical and pricing reasons. |
| System Engineer at MIS Security Solutions (Pvt) Ltd | 3.5 | As an engineer deploying security solutions, I find Check Point Harmony's user interface easy to manage. However, management could improve, especially in converting central configurations to local within SmartConsole. I haven't used or considered other similar tools. |
