SonicWall NSSP Reviews

Name: SonicWall NSSP
Brand: SonicWall
Rating: 4 (4 reviews)

4.0 out of 5

4 reviews
66% willing to recommend

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The SonicWall Network Security services platform (NSsp) 12000 series takes a modern approach to threat detection and prevention by combining cloud intelligence with appliance-based protection in a scalable, high-speed platform.

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SonicWall NSSP is the #38 ranked solution in best firewalls. PeerSpot users give SonicWall NSSP an average rating of 8.0 out of 10. SonicWall NSSP is most commonly compared to Fortinet FortiGate: SonicWall NSSP vs Fortinet FortiGate.

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VinodPol

Vice President and Head - IT Telecom, Software License Management and Collaboration at Mphasis

Aug 21, 2023

SonicWall has an NSM tool where all of the firewalls are managed in a single console. However, that NSM is very poor. The solution does not have many features and the performance is not great. Previously, we had generation six and six point five. Generation seven has a lot of bugs and the quality isn't great. When the new firmware comes in, there are a lot of bugs and malfunctions. This includes malfunctions of the firewall and network outages. The solution should be made more robust and the bugs should be removed for proper performance. The solution's stability and scalability also need improvement.

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John Holbel

President at CMIT Solutions

Apr 3, 2021

It is definitely a good fit for small to mid-size companies. I am always a little hesitant to say large companies because they may have a few different requirements because they're large enough. That's where you begin to differentiate between the firewalls or some of those features that are there in one but might not be there in other ones, but I would always consider it. I would even consider it for a large company, but when you compare it with Fortinet or some of the other firewalls that are geared towards big companies, you can start seeing where they might be lacking a feature or two. I am not even sure if those features are the key critical requirements, but that's where it starts to fall down. I would rate SonicWall NSSP a nine out of ten. I am not implementing it for a large company, but it meets all of our needs very well.

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reviewer1598136

Interim CEO at a tech services company with 51-200 employees

Jun 25, 2021

We use it for the data center to protect the server and prevent internal attacks and also external attacks, if they can pass through the first tier-one firewall The sandbox and the DPI-SSL are two main key features that I find valuable. SonicWall NSSP is stable and scalable too. You also get more…

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SonicWall NSSP market share

As of April 2024, the market share of SonicWall NSSP in the Firewalls category stands at 0.1%, marking an increase of 65.7% compared to the previous year, according to calculations based on PeerSpot user engagement data.

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Key learnings from peers

Valuable Features

"The solution's pricing is good."
"SonicWall NSSP is stable and scalable too."
"It has been delivering results efficiently. Its configurations and updates have been easy. It is also user-friendly."

Room for Improvement

"The solution's stability and scalability also need improvement."
"The user interface, the GUI, could be improved."
"No security product is foolproof against hackers, intruders, and other such things. As a security product, they have to keep pace in terms of protection from new hackers and intruders."

Pricing

"The pricing is cheap, and that's where, you know, the some of the organization goes for the SonicWall."
"For SonicWall NSSP high availability, active/passive, you need to buy one license, and so you get much more value for money."
"You got to buy some VPN licenses, and there might be a $40 to $50 one-time license fee per current user. There are different layers. They have several different levels of event security software and depending on the model, it seems to come out to be $1 to $2 a day. So, if you bought a three-year license, it is going to be anywhere from $900 to $1800 depending on the bundle and model that you buy."

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