Check Point Harmony Endpoint Reviews

Check Point Harmony Endpoint strengthens endpoint protection across our organization, especially for remote and hybrid users. When different users need to use laptops or other workstations, the company requires security policies on these devices. Another critical aspect is when users need to connect to our internal network or work from external locations. Additionally, this security provides advanced threat prevention features and anti-malware capabilities, which are essential for keeping our devices secure.

A specific example of how I have used Check Point Harmony Endpoint for remote and hybrid users is when a remote employee accidentally clicked on a phishing link in an email while working from home. Thanks to Check Point Harmony Endpoint, the threat was immediately detected and contained before it could spread or compromise any data.

Another way Check Point Harmony Endpoint has helped with remote and hybrid users is by simplifying device onboarding and policy enforcement. When we provision new laptops for remote employees, Check Point Harmony Endpoint automatically applies our security configurations the moment the device connects to the network, which includes anti-ransomware protections, firewall rules, and web filtering. This is important for the company.

The best features Check Point Harmony Endpoint offers, in my experience, include the anti-ransomware protections, which have helped us detect and block ransomware attacks in real time with automatic file recovery.

I have not needed to use the file recovery after an attack or threat, but it is a great feature of Check Point Harmony Endpoint.

The Check Point Harmony Endpoint firewall and web filtering feature is definitely worth highlighting for its effectiveness, especially for remote users. The firewall rules allow us to enforce granular network control on each device, regardless of location. We can block access to risky ports or restrict traffic from certain applications, even if the user is working from different sites.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint has had a positive impact on our organization, especially in how we manage security for remote and hybrid users. The positive impacts I have noticed include an improved user experience for employees and time saved for our IT team.

Dashboard customization is needed for improvements. While the centralized management is strong, the dashboard could offer more flexibility. It would be helpful to tailor views for different roles, such as IT or security support.

Regarding needed improvements, custom report building could be enhanced. Current reports are informative, and a drag-and-drop builder would allow teams to create tailored views for compliance, executive summaries, or operational metrics.

For further improvements, enhancing threat simulation and testing would be valuable. Building a threat simulation tool and adding native capabilities to simulate phishing, malware, or ransomware scenarios will help teams validate protection and train users without relying on third-party tools.

I have been using Check Point Harmony Endpoint for around two years.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is stable.

The scalability is great.

Customer support is very fast.

Positive

I think it saves time for the IT team, indicating a good return on investment.

I have no concerns with pricing, setup cost, and licensing topics.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint's firewall and web filtering feature is definitely worth highlighting for its effectiveness, especially for remote users. The firewall rules allow us to enforce granular network control on each device, regardless of location. We can block access to risky ports or restrict traffic from certain applications, even if the user is working from different sites.

Another way Check Point Harmony Endpoint has helped with remote and hybrid users is by simplifying device onboarding and policy enforcement. When we provision new laptops for remote employees, Check Point Harmony Endpoint automatically applies our security configurations the moment the device connects to the network, which includes anti-ransomware protections, firewall rules, and web filtering. This is important for the company.

I advise others looking into using Check Point Harmony Endpoint that it is an excellent tool for managing endpoints, laptops, and devices. I would rate this solution a 9 out of 10.

Hybrid Cloud

Microsoft Azure

Check Point Harmony Endpoint provides comprehensive endpoint protection that goes beyond traditional antivirus, and we rely on it primarily to prevent advanced threats and data security issues.

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Check Point Harmony Endpoint's best feature is SandBlast Zero-Day Protection because it uses advanced sandboxing and threat emulation to stop unknown threats before they execute, which is especially effective against ransomware and targeted attacks.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint has had a very clear impact on our security posture, especially against ransomware and targeted attacks, because before deploying it, we occasionally had incidents where suspicious files or phishing attempts reached a user and required manual investigations. Now, with SandBlast Zero-Day Protection and real-time threat emulations, those threats are stopped at the endpoint before they can execute.

Faster response times is one very positive impact of Check Point Harmony Endpoint because with centralized management and automatic quarantine, threats are contained in minutes instead of hours, reducing downtime and stress for the IT staff and users.

The documentation of Check Point Harmony Endpoint needs improvement because it is very hard to find on the internet and it is not intuitive.

Support is another area that could be improved for Check Point Harmony Endpoint. While the product itself is strong, some organizations report that response time from technical support can be slower than expected, especially during complex troubleshooting. Having more proactive support resources, such as guided best-practice playbooks, faster escalation paths, and clearer documentation, would make adoption or ongoing use smoother.

I have been using Check Point Harmony Endpoint for four years.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very stable, with no problems in the internal environment.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very scalable.

The customer support of Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very great and very fast.

Positive

I did not previously use a different solution.

I think about the saved time with the technical support department when considering the return on investment from Check Point Harmony Endpoint, as they have more free time now.

The pricing of Check Point Harmony Endpoint is good and I do not have a problem with it.

I did not evaluate other options before choosing Check Point Harmony Endpoint.

When an employee receives a suspicious email and someone accidentally clicks on a malicious link or downloads an attachment, Check Point Harmony Endpoint immediately scans the files, blocks the execution of any harmful code, and quarantines it before it can spread, while simultaneously alerting our support team through the central console.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint helps with peace of mind in the daily workflow because policies are centrally managed, ensuring every laptop and desktop, whether they are in the office or remote, receives the same level of protection automatically.

Beyond the core prevention features, there are important aspects of Check Point Harmony Endpoint, such as the user interface in the cloud-based management console, which is clean and relatively intuitive, and the reporting analysis in Harmony that provides detailed logs and a dashboard to help track incidents, compliance, and endpoint health.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is a great opportunity for other companies that need to protect different devices, and I recommend it.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is the best security endpoint.

My review rating for Check Point Harmony Endpoint is nine out of ten.

Hybrid Cloud

Microsoft Azure

Currently, we are using Check Point Harmony Endpoint for its full disk encryption and to block all the malicious sites as well as for URL filtering from its firewall blade.

Our users receive sensitive information from our office and government institutions. We use URL filtering from Check Point Harmony Endpoint so that we don't accidentally open malicious websites or phishing emails, preventing our products and laptops from getting ransomware.

It is integrated with Check Point Harmony Endpoint, and we are trying to integrate it with Playblocks for automation using Infinity Playbox. We are still working on this integration.

What I really appreciate about Check Point Harmony Endpoint is its integration with ThreatCloud AI, which is connected to more than 50 million endpoints globally and includes Harmony Browse, Next Generation Firewall, and CloudGuard. If a single incident occurs, it takes action and updates in the ThreatCloud, with every agent updated within five to ten seconds.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint works great because we have not had any incidents up until now, which makes it a great product.

Regarding reporting and incident reporting with Check Point Harmony Endpoint, it provides a collaborative report of all information and what has been blocked, which is very readable for any end-user in simpler language, making it accessible for both laymen and security analysts.

Currently, we have seen a positive impact from Check Point Harmony Endpoint, but I have received complaints from most of my staff that it is resource-intensive. Otherwise, I would say this is one of the best products I can recommend when considering security.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint can be improved if it were less resource-intensive because not all of our end-users have laptops with high resources available, such as 16 GB of RAM. This is where I believe improvements are needed.

I have been currently working in this field for over eight years now.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very stable; all of Check Point's products are very stable.

Regarding scalability, since Check Point Harmony Endpoint is an endpoint solution, I don't see any issues with its scalability because it is a SaaS-based application and is very good in that regard.

I have not reached out to customer support for Check Point Harmony Endpoint, but I have for Check Point's Next Generation Firewall, and the support has been amazing to date. I have not had any complaints.

We are currently using CrowdStrike Falcon.

The pricing setup cost for Check Point Harmony Endpoint was not challenging since there are videos and documents readily available, and we implemented it ourselves. The pricing was during the trial phase, so we were doing a proof of concept.

Currently, as we are in the proof of concept phase with Check Point Harmony Endpoint, we have not seen a return on investment since it has only been a month and we have not actively purchased it yet.

We evaluated other options, including Palo Alto Cortex, SentinelOne, and Sophos XDR.

Everything with Check Point Harmony Endpoint, including reporting and incident reports, is very good and is headed in the right direction.

Most of our users are currently using 8 GB of RAM, which Check Point specifies is enough for Harmony Endpoint, but I notice that the RAM utilization is high due to endpoint security. This is what I observe from the resource manager among all the end-users. Regarding incidents, Check Point has blocked many malicious files and has been effective in file blocking and device control, providing me with more security than I expected.

If you are looking for a product for security, I would say Check Point is the best because, according to the Miercom report, Check Point blocks 99.8% of malware efficacy, while other products have slightly lower rates. However, if your end-users do not have endpoints with sufficient RAM, I would suggest opting for other products instead of Check Point.

I rate Check Point Harmony Endpoint eight out of ten because, compared to CrowdStrike, CrowdStrike allows for integration with Next Generation SIEM, which seems much better. CrowdStrike claims to be the number one endpoint for preventing ransomware and has robust features, while Check Point requires 16 GB of RAM at a minimum, which is why I deduct two points.

On-premises

Other

Check Point Harmony Endpoint serves as our main solution for protecting user devices against malware and ransomware. When a user opened a malicious email attachment, the product immediately blocked the file and isolated the process, preventing ransomware from executing and stopping the threat before it could spread.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint offers ransomware and malware prevention that stops threats before they run, real-time threat detection and response across user devices, centralized management that makes policies and alerts easy to handle, and threat analysis and forensic insights to understand what happened.

I rely on the ransomware and malware prevention feature the most, and it helps in my day-to-day work by ensuring that threats are stopped before they can affect our systems.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint has positively impacted my organization by significantly reducing successful malware and ransomware incidents, giving us much fewer infections to deal with, and it has also freed up security team time by catching threats automatically, allowing us to focus more on proactive tasks than on cleanup tasks, which is the main improvement for our team.

Since deploying Check Point Harmony Endpoint, we have seen about a 30 to 35% drop in endpoint malware alerts, which reduced the noise and false positives, helping our team spend roughly 20 to 25% less time on manual incident triage.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint could be improved in a few small areas, such as making the initial setup and onboarding more intuitive for new teams, providing more flexible custom reporting options, and reducing the performance impact on older devices. Overall, it is strong, but those refinements would make it even smoother to use.

I have been using Check Point Harmony Endpoint for a little over a year now.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very stable in our experience, with few crashes or disruptions in daily use. Its scalability is also strong, handling the addition of more users and devices without performance issues, and the cloud-based management keeps things smooth as we grow.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very stable in our experience, with few crashes or disruptions in daily use. Its scalability is also strong, handling the addition of more users and devices without performance issues, and the cloud-based management keeps things smooth as we grow.

The customer support for Check Point Harmony Endpoint is responsive and helpful.

We previously used CrowdStrike Falcon. We decided to switch from CrowdStrike Falcon to Check Point Harmony Endpoint to achieve better ransomware prevention and tighter integration with the rest of our Check Point security stack.

It was easy for our team to learn and adapt to using Check Point Harmony Endpoint. The interface is straightforward, and basic protections work well out of the box, resulting in a short ramp-up time.

We have seen a return on investment with Check Point Harmony Endpoint, as we had about a 30% reduction in endpoint incidents, leading to fewer cleanup costs and less downtime for users, which also translated to roughly 20 to 25% less time spent by the security team on manual triage and investigation, freeing them up for higher value work. Overall, this has saved both time and operational costs compared to our early setup.

My experience with the pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Check Point Harmony Endpoint has been fair and predictable, and the setup cost was reasonable.

Before choosing Check Point Harmony Endpoint, we evaluated other options, including Microsoft Defender, but we felt Check Point Harmony Endpoint offered the best balance of threat prevention, manageability, and integration with our existing tools.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint integrates smoothly with other security tools and platforms we use, sharing alerts and threat data automatically with our SIEM and central security dashboards, and it also works well alongside our network firewalls and EDR tools, providing consistent visibility across endpoints and perimeter defenses.

In my experience, Check Point Harmony Endpoint handles zero-day threats and advanced persistent threats very well by combining real-time behavior analysis with threat intelligence, often detecting and blocking suspicious activity before signatures exist, thus stopping unknown attacks early and reducing risks.

The reporting and alerting capabilities in Check Point Harmony Endpoint are good, and the alerts are indeed actionable and timely.

We have enabled the mobile device protection features in Check Point Harmony Endpoint and found them useful and very reliable, providing good malware and risk protection on iOS and Android, and the management console makes it easy to enforce policies across both desktops and mobile devices.

The visibility and control that Check Point Harmony Endpoint provides over endpoints is clear and actionable, allowing us to see threat events, device status, and policy compliance easily, meeting our needs for tracking issues and enforcing protection across all endpoints.

I would rate Check Point Harmony Endpoint a nine on a scale of 1 to 10. I chose a nine because I think every product has some space to improve, and as I mentioned, the initial setup could be more intuitive, which is the reason it is not a perfect 10, as I do not assign anything a perfect score because there is always room for improvement.

My advice for others looking into using Check Point Harmony Endpoint is to start with the default protection enabled and then roll it out gradually.

Public Cloud

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is used in this company to connect users from different endpoints and locations, such as users working from home or users working in other countries. The main way this tool is used is to monitor all devices and all endpoints that connect to the enterprise network.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is used in this company because some employees travel around Latin America and constantly move to different countries. For example, the CEO travels to Colombia, Guatemala, and Panama and needs to connect to the enterprise network. This tool is used to verify that the person connecting to the enterprise network is the correct person.

Threat prevention has been centralized, and Check Point Harmony Endpoint unifies multiple layers of protection, including malware, ransomware, exploit prevention, and behavior analysis in a single agent. This helps reduce complexity and ensure consistent security policies across all devices. Strong ransomware protection is one of the main use cases, as Check Point Harmony Endpoint prevents ransomware attacks and monitors for suspicious encryption. Posture management and visibility are also key use cases, as the platform provides detailed visibility into endpoint health, missing patches, vulnerabilities, and policy compliance.

Posture management for vulnerabilities, patches, compliance alerts, and endpoint status is valuable. The tool monitors device compliance, checks for missing patches, and detects vulnerable software. It identifies missing patches for remediation before the issue escalates and ensures that protection policies have been applied correctly.

Additional valuable features include anti-phishing and web protection, sandbox emulation, threat emulation, threat extraction, endpoint firewall for device control, centralized logs and reporting, and automated incident response.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint has significantly strengthened the defense against malware, ransomware, phishing, and zero-day threats, and the unified agent ensures consistent protection across all endpoints. Greater visibility and control have been achieved through the centralized console, which provides real-time insight into endpoint health, vulnerabilities, patches, and compliance. This has made it much easier to detect issues early and take corrective action before they turn into real risks. Operational complexity has been reduced by having multiple protection layers in a single lightweight agent, which has simplified management. The solution provides strong protection for remote users, ensuring that wherever users are—on-site or on a remote device—they receive the same level of protection.

The management console is powerful, but some sections can be complex or require too many clicks. The reporting and dashboard could be improved by offering more popular formats with customizable dashboards that are easier to export.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint could have lighter resource usage on endpoints. The agent is generally efficient, but deploying a scan can use a lot of CPU. Faster or more intuitive policy creation would be beneficial, along with more integration with third-party tools, such as additional native integration with a SIEM, ticket system, or device management.

Additional improvements could include faster single agent update propagation, better offline protection workflows, improved mobile device alignment, or clearer module dependency mapping.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint has been used for about two years in this company. Previous work with this tool at other companies brings the total experience using Check Point and different tools from Check Point to six years.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint has been stable in this environment with no problems.

The scalability for Check Point Harmony Endpoint is good and supports very large deployments according to the vendor documentation. Check Point Harmony supports managing endpoints on a single management infrastructure. The single agent works for multiple operating systems and endpoint types, providing elastic growth and reducing the overall number of components.

Customer support varies depending on the person handling the case. Some support staff are effective, while others are not as strong. Overall, the support quality is intermediate.

Positive

Fortinet was used previously, but the switch to Check Point Harmony Endpoint was made because Fortinet did not evolve significantly. Fortinet remained the same with no evolution for the market and did not represent a revolution in security tools.

Independent tests conducted in the company to calculate the investment have shown a return on investment.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint uses a licensing model based on a license per endpoint, with licenses typically sold as annual subscription packages. Different license packages are available depending on whether the basic, advanced, or complete version is used. The price is common or inexpensive in the market for these types of tools, and the licensing approach is flexible.

Different options were evaluated, including Cloudflare and Fortinet, to update the license. Check Point Harmony Endpoint was chosen because the license is not expensive and it offers more tools for security. Check Point is always evolving in security.

A reduction in security incidents has been observed, with a noticeable drop in malware and phishing. Check Point Harmony Endpoint blocks many threats before they reach the user, which has reduced the number of tickets the team needs to handle. Less time is spent on remediation, as the incident response is faster because the solution automates containment, such as isolating a device and stopping the malicious process. Tool complexity has been reduced because the multiple protection layers are consolidated into the agent, resulting in less time spent managing or updating tools. Improvements are measured primarily through a noticeable reduction in security incidents, faster remediation time, fewer support tickets, and improved endpoint compliance. Check Point Harmony Endpoint has helped save time by blocking threats.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint should be evaluated by taking full advantage of the unified agent, integrating it with existing workflows, and planning policies carefully from the beginning. Posture management should be used as a proactive feature, the team should be trained on the console, and the solution should be rolled out to a large environment.

Overall, Check Point Harmony Endpoint is a solid and reliable security solution. Its biggest strengths are the unified protection layer, strong ransomware defense, and comprehensive posture management. It brings together the tools needed into one platform. This review has been rated a 10 out of 10.

Public Cloud

Microsoft Azure

Check Point Harmony Endpoint helps to secure our devices as my main use case for this product.

When users need to access different sites and connect to the organization network, SharePoint, or other resources, I need to protect this connection, this device, and defend against whatever threat may arise.

Day-to-day, Check Point Harmony Endpoint has become part of our routine security check and runs in the background. I appreciate how it alerts us quickly when something unusual happens, giving peace of mind knowing endpoints are covered without slowing down productivity.

The best feature of Check Point Harmony Endpoint is the advanced threat detection, which provides 100% detection and shows strong performance against sophisticated attack techniques.

One case that stood out was when Check Point Harmony Endpoint flagged a suspicious file that appeared to be a normal PDF attachment in an email. The system immediately quarantined it and alerted us. When we checked, it turned out to be a phishing attempt with embedded malware. I was impressed by how fast it reacted and how clear the alert was, enabling us to respond right away without any disruption to the team's work.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint has positively impacted our organization by reducing security incidents across our devices. We've noticed a reduction in security incidents, and the biggest positive impact has been the peace of mind it provides with faster alerts and simpler remediation steps.

Since deploying Check Point Harmony Endpoint, we've seen security incidents drop by roughly 30% compared to the previous year. What used to take our team an hour or more to investigate and remediate now often gets resolved in 15 minutes, for example.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint works well overall, but one area I would like to see improved is the reporting and dashboard experience. Sometimes the alerts are clear, but digging into historical data or generating custom reports can be challenging.

It could improve by offering smoother integration with third-party tools we already use, such as SIEM platforms or ticketing systems. While the user experience is generally good, a cleaner mobile interface would help manage alerts on the go.

I have been using Check Point Harmony Endpoint for three and a half years.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very stable.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is highly scalable, designed to support organizations of different sizes by consolidating protection into a single agent and offering flexible deployment options across on-premise, cloud, or managed service environments.

Customer support for Check Point Harmony Endpoint is great.

Positive

I did not previously use a different solution before Check Point Harmony Endpoint.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is deployed in our organization using a public cloud.

We use Azure as our cloud provider.

The time saved is the more relevant metric for return on investment with Check Point Harmony Endpoint.

My experience with pricing, setup costs, and licensing is that they are normal compared to other security tools.

Before choosing Check Point Harmony Endpoint, I did not evaluate other options.

I would advise others looking into Check Point Harmony Endpoint that it is a flexible and excellent security tool, and I recommend it for other companies. I give this product a rating of 8 out of 10 because I would like to see the mobile interface made easier.

I mainly use Check Point Harmony Endpoint for endpoint protection and threat prevention. Most often, it is for blocking malware, managing device posture, and keeping user machines compliant.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint helps with routine monitoring. I check the dashboard to spot machines that drift out of compliance and push fixes quickly. It also streamlines investigations because the event timeline shows exactly what happened.

The best features Check Point Harmony Endpoint offers are its protection, which is very good. The real-time malware blocking, behavior-based threat detection, and device posture compliance checks have been the most valuable in my experience.

The behavior-based threat detection in Check Point Harmony Endpoint has been good at catching suspicious activity that traditional signature-based tools might miss. For example, it has flagged unusual process behavior on a machine before any known malware signature existed, allowing me to isolate and investigate it early.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint has positively impacted my organization. We have significantly fewer false positives. It has reduced the number of confirmed infections we deal with and has given us better insight into endpoint activity. We now catch more threats at the point of entry.

The dashboarding for Check Point Harmony Endpoint could be improved. A smoother and faster management console would be beneficial, especially when checking a large number of endpoints.

More flexibility in customizing reports and a lighter footprint during scans for Check Point Harmony Endpoint would also be beneficial.

I have been using Check Point Harmony Endpoint for over one year.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very stable.

The scalability of Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very strong. We did not have problems adding more machines. It scales well as the number of endpoints grows, in my opinion.

The customer support for Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very good. I would say it is very fast and very responsive.

We used Defender before Check Point Harmony Endpoint, but Defender was very poor with Linux machines.

We have seen a return on investment with Check Point Harmony Endpoint. The biggest gains come from reducing infections and shortening investigations. The time saved across the teams adds up to several hours a week.

I would say to others looking into using Check Point Harmony Endpoint to set clear posture and policy baselines early on. Doing that up front makes ongoing management easier and helps the threat prevention features work more effectively.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is a very good tool and very flexible, and everyone should use it. I would rate this product an eight out of ten.

Hybrid Cloud

Other

My main use case for Check Point Harmony Endpoint is to protect devices across the organization with consistent security controls, helping us prevent malware, ransomware, or phishing attacks by applying advanced threat prevention directly on laptops or desktops.

A specific example of how I have used Check Point Harmony Endpoint to protect devices is when it blocked a ransomware attack on a remote employee's laptop. The user had clicked on what looked like a legitimate invoice attachment, but the endpoint agent immediately detected the malicious behavior and isolated the file before it could encrypt anything.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint really helped our team during a wave of phishing emails that tried to trick users into entering credentials on a fake login page. Even though some employees clicked the link, Check Point Harmony Endpoint blocked the malicious site from loading and prevented any data from being exposed.

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The best feature Check Point Harmony Endpoint offers is the advanced threat prevention, as it blocks malware, ransomware, phishing, and zero-day attacks using Check Point ThreatCloud AI intelligence.

The advanced threat prevention feature has made a big difference for us by reducing both the number and severity of incidents. Before, our team had to spend a lot of time manually investigating suspicious files or links.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint has positively impacted our organization by both improving efficiency and reducing incidents. With advanced threat prevention running directly on devices, we have seen a noticeable drop in malware and phishing cases reaching users.

I think Check Point Harmony Endpoint could be improved, as the documentation is not intuitive.

The documentation could be clearer when people need to deploy for the first time or for advanced configurations.

I have been using Check Point Harmony Endpoint for around six years.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very stable.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint is very scalable. All SaaS solutions are very scalable.

The customer support for Check Point Harmony Endpoint is excellent.

I would rate the customer support for Check Point Harmony Endpoint a 10.

Positive

I did not previously use a different solution.

I purchased Check Point Harmony Endpoint through the Azure Marketplace, and it was a great experience.

My company does not have a business relationship with this vendor other than being a customer.

I have seen a return on investment with Check Point Harmony Endpoint, and for me, it is time saved.

Security incidents have dropped by roughly 20 to 30%, especially around phishing and malware attempts, because the system blocks most threats before they reach users. On the efficiency side, our team now spends far less time chasing false positives or manually correlating logs.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Check Point Harmony Endpoint is that the pricing is normal.

Before choosing Check Point Harmony Endpoint, I did not evaluate other options.

My advice to others looking into using Check Point Harmony Endpoint is that it is an excellent solution for laptops or endpoints. It is excellent and centralized, and it is a modern solution for security. I would rate this product a 10.

Public Cloud

Microsoft Azure

Statistics wise, it is currently difficult for me to provide specific details, but each prevented malware infection saves costs in cleanup, downtime, productivity loss, and reduced data breaches and compliance violation penalties.

At this moment, I am not able to remember any specific use cases that provide reasons.

We are testing Check Point Harmony Endpoint on a few testing group systems. I cannot provide any specific use cases at this moment, but once the trial period is over, we will definitely use it with our users, which is almost 500 users, and then I will be able to mention exact use cases.

The best part of Check Point Harmony Endpoint is that it is delivered as software agents deployed to endpoints and connected to centralized security analytics and management control for desktops, laptops, and server systems.

Security has improved after we started using Check Point Harmony Endpoint, and we can manage all the systems and machines through a centralized portal called Check Point Infinity portal. Through these portals, we can push the agents to the end machines as well as servers, and we can also manage and control these systems.

We can find all kinds of reports related to endpoints, such as information about different operating systems on the internal network, issued systems, malware-infected systems, and problematic systems through Anti-Malware in a centralized single plane.

Check Point Harmony Endpoint can be improved performance-wise.

Sometimes the Check Point Harmony Endpoint performance slows down when we use scanning and update sessions. During these activities, the performance impact on endpoints decreases. This aspect can be improved.

We have been using Check Point Harmony Endpoint for a few months as our Endpoint Security solution. We are currently using it as a test on a group of testing machines, approximately 10 to 15 machines.

Customer support was good. We haven't reached out to the customer support portal specifically for issues, but we are also using Check Point firewall for our gateway security.

Positive

We had other solutions in mind before using Check Point Harmony Endpoint. We were considering Sophos Endpoint Security.

Statistics wise, it is currently difficult for me to provide exact figures, but each prevented malware infection saves costs in cleanup, downtime, productivity loss, and reduced data breaches and compliance violation penalties. The return on investment and the benefit over a period of time is high.

It saves costs in terms of cleanup, downtime, and productivity issues. It reduces the possibilities of data breaches and helps us reduce compliance violation penalties. These are the main return on investment points that can be mentioned.

My advice would be to take the time to carefully plan and test your policy configuration on a small test group first, before full deployment, as I have done in my network. On a scale of 1-10, I rate Check Point Harmony Endpoint a 10 out of 10.

On-premises

The main use case for Check Point Harmony Endpoint is to protect my device from virus, malware, and online threats. I use it mostly for keeping my computer secure while browsing and working.

One time I was downloading a file that had malware hidden inside, so Check Point Harmony Endpoint detected and blocked the threat before it could harm my device and kept my data safe.

The best feature of Check Point Harmony Endpoint is threat prevention, providing comprehensive protection against ransomware, phishing, and malware through advanced EDR, XDR capability. Additionally, the second standout feature is the unified management console, which offers a single interface for managing policy and alerts across the workplace, simplifying the security operation.

The unified management console has significantly streamlined our security operation by consolidating policy management, threat monitoring, and incident response into a single interface. We have reduced the complexity of managing multiple security tools, and this integration has led to fast detection and remediation of threats, allowing our IT team to respond more effectively and maintaining a consistent security posture across all endpoints.

Since implementing Check Point Harmony Endpoint, our organization has experienced significant improvement in cyber security. The solution's centralized management has streamlined our security operation, allowing our IT team to efficiently monitor and respond to the threats across all endpoints.

After using Check Point Harmony Endpoint, we saw a 40% reduction in security incidents, especially phishing and malware attacks. Also, the response times to threats improved by around 30%, thanks to the faster alerts and automation.

There are areas where Check Point Harmony Endpoint could improve to enhance our experience, such as performance optimization. Some users have reported high resource consumption, leading to performance issues on devices with limited hardware capability. Simplifying policy management is another area, as the current policy management system can be complex, and simplifying it could make configuration more intuitive. Better integration with third-party applications and tools could also streamline workflow and reduce capability challenges.

I have been using Check Point Harmony Endpoint for the last one year.

They provide a positive experience. Some users have reported prompt and helpful support, particularly during critical incidents.

Positive

The setup was manageable and the license options offer flexibility to scale as needed.

We have seen a clear return on investment since deploying Check Point Harmony Endpoint. We have reduced security incidents by 35%, which saves us time and money on incident response, allowing our IT team to focus more on strategic tasks instead of constant firefighting.

The pricing and the license for Check Point Harmony Endpoint are reasonable and competitive.

My advice is to take advantage of the unified management console to simplify security operations, whether it is on-prem, cloud, or hybrid, for best performance. Also, keeping your software up to date regularly helps benefit from the latest protection features.

On a scale of one to ten, I rate Check Point Harmony Endpoint a nine out of ten.

On-premises

Other