We like the GSL Builder feature. When you're running a security operations center, you spend a lot of time monitoring endpoint activity to ensure there is no malicious traffic or anonymous access in the environment. The GSL Builder is helpful for deep investigations of a particular reason for an incident. You can use it to get more information.

We have more than 30 AWS accounts and use more than 16 versions with some different tenants. I don't want to turn on each enrollment and app one at a time in the application. With GSL Builder, I can select multiple accounts from one place and execute the commands. I can see the results of which entities passed and failed.

It's easy to write custom rules and policies. I have limited coding knowledge, but I can make policies from inside the UI. It will show what services are available in the cloud provider, and I can go through and check the ones I need. It requires no scripting knowledge. If you have experience in the industry, you can immediately learn GSL Builder and adapt it. 

Auto-remediation is a module you can enable at the enrollment level. It detects and fixes human errors or misconfigurations.  For example, we can't create a bucket that is exposed to the internet for compliance reasons. CloudGuard can prevent that bucket from being created, ensuring compliance. 

With effective risk management, we can identify every asset and assign a score to each network violation or process. We will flag the most critical assets and bring them to private subnets. There's also a graph, which is useful if we need to explain things to developers and administrators.

1) IAM role is the feature which is widely used as it provides a granular level of control and visibility of any changes happening within our Cloud network

2) Benchmark of our network

3) Complaisance and reporting to understand and mitigate any security issue 

4) Threat intel integration which provides us visibility in case any workload is communicating with Suspicious or blacklisted IP

5) Centralize dashboard for different tenant and account 

6) Assets Management as it provide complete visibility of our workload inkling EC2 instance or Serverless 

The feature that I value the most about Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP is the possibility of checking compliance with different standards. This compliance check can be performed for each subscription or service that we have on all the different cloud providers that we use. The result of the compliance check is having a list of issues, misconfiguration, or vulnerabilities that need to be fixed and addressed. The list is detailed with severity, description of the issue, risk, and how to mitigate it. It also points out the exact bit that needs to be addressed, so there is no guessing game, and when we address the issue to the technical team, they already know what needs to be done

It is able to bring visibility into that cloudy space where the security departments do not really see what is happening on the DevOps side. It brings visibility, security control, and standardization. These are some key features.

The visibility in our cloud environment is the most valuable feature.

Check Point CloudGuard Posture Management provides a complete overview of all our cloud security solutions. It offers a single-pane-of-glass view of our entire cloud inventory across all cloud service providers.

Another advantage is that CloudGuard Posture Management supports a wide range of automation capabilities and has access to APIs that we can leverage. For example, I can take proactive actions based on an alert without having to interact with the platform directly.

Embedded machine learning in the core of the firewall to provide in-line real-time attack prevention is most valuable. This is because analytics and machine learning capabilities come much later. In a high-volume situation, things can go bad quickly. Therefore, an in-line alert mechanism is much better than any other.

Visibility is the most important part. On the cloud, shared resources can make it difficult to see all of the resources that are deployed. This solution helps to keep everything visible, and it also alerts us if something is wrong, such as if someone opened extra ports or services that they are not supposed to. This is a valuable tool for monitoring and maintaining our cloud environment.

The solution is also capable of controlling resources, but this is a highly controversial and context-aware area. If the platform takes too much control, it could potentially stop our applications from working. Therefore, we limit its use to monitoring and visibility only.

We know the vulnerability in advance, so we can take some action for that vulnerability. It is mostly all about how fast we can react to something.

We could see its benefits right away after we deployed the technology. However, getting visibility does not mean that we can react fast. For that, we have to work closely with all the app guys or server guys to patch all the things after we get the visibility.

The most valuable features are the ability to create pipeline rules, the enhanced NetOps security, and the deep visibility across our entire infrastructure. 

Check Point CloudGuard also helps us adhere to the compliance and regulatory requirements, I can ensure best practices are implemented, prioritize risk management, and prevent critical attacks.

The posture management and remediation features are the most valuable. We use GSL Builder to build custom rules in alignment with our organization's policies. CloudGuard has canned rules using multiple standard frameworks, but we also have additional rules. Building custom rules with GSL Builder is medium difficulty. They have several examples of other compliance rules you can use. The GSL documentation is decent. A non-technical person can learn to use GSL Builder in about a week. GSL Builder saved us time and reduced human error. 

The auto-remediation works when it works. It does its job and is based on the rule instead of the alert's severity. In our company, we say, "Okay, this rule is a high severity. We don't want the data to be exposed on the internet." For example, if someone puts a public IP on our database, we will set a rule to shut it down immediately. That's how we define remediation. 

It isn't based on the severity or the level of work. Some rules may be defined as lower severity by default, but they might be higher depending on the organization's policy. It kicks in when there's an alert matching the remediation rule. The effectiveness of the remediation is 50%. Some of their bots used to fix issues automatically need to be updated. We had to make a few custom changes to some bots because they don't wake up.

Check Point's CloudGuard Intelligence tool presents some features that should be highlighted. For example:

It presents a real-time database that is always updated.

The environment can be centralized within Check Point Infinity, and thus we can have several security tools.

It also presents a forensic analysis that helped us to determine the root of several issues. 

Integration with Sentinel can be made, which allows us to obtain more security data and analyze it.

It presents a portal that is relatively easy to use and configure.

The most valuable features of CloudGuard CNAPP are its reporting capabilities for aggregating vulnerability information and scoring, as well as its CloudBot feature, which automates remediation deployment across our diverse workloads in various accounts and regions.

The rulesets and the findings are valuable. The actual core functionality of it and the efficacy of events are great. There is some triaging, but in terms of findings, it does seem to find the needle in the haystack.

The dashboards specifically are great. By just logging in and going into the portal, we can see the high-level dashboard views. We are able to dive into whatever we want to see there, and that is fantastic.

The network mapping and the traffic flow map, where it shows you which VMs might be possibly exposed, are also very valuable. It shows which systems might have direct access to the Internet and which systems do not. It shows you overall how the network flow is set up based on your security groups, routing, and everything. I have got a good use out of that.

The most valuable features of this product are:

1. IAM Role gives complete control over the cloud environment. In case someone tries to bypass and create a user or policy locally, which is not allowed or defined in Dome9, the changes will be rolled back and a notification will be sent to the concerned team.
2. It is always on and even available on a mobile device using the app.
3. Provides complete visibility of traffic flow with threat intel provided from Check Point. It even provides communication details for any suspicious IP.
   
4. Provides detailed information if a workload is allowed direct access, bypassing any firewall policy.
5. Provides a granular level of reports, along with issues based on compliance. The standard is defined, depending upon organizational requirements.
6. Task delegation, as a particular incident can be assigned to a particular individual, and the same can be done manually or in an automated fashion.
7. Customize queries for detecting any type of incident.

The most valuable feature is the ability to work with the APIs to integrate into our own backend systems. 

The threat intelligence is quite unique because we could not find another vendor that had the ability to make all the findings actionable. They have this thing called Event Risk management, and it consolidates things down to make it easy for us to take action on it.

The solution offers proactive threat detection and immediate remediation of the same.

Threat hunting is easy with this application as its false negative rate is extremely low, and its performance is fantastic.

It offers affordable costing and an easy renewal process for continuing the agreement.

It can work seamlessly with any kind of cloud servers and platform without any tech hassle or disturbance.

Multiple users can access and monitor the application working with a single login, which is quite advantageous and works really well for us.

There is no shutdown or slowdown of the application while in operation.

The baseline policy and the integration with the public cloud are very easy.

The number of compliance rulesets along with the baseline policy, support of cloud-native services, and license management are easy. Support of the CI/CD pipeline security (Code Security), Kubernetes, et cetera, is useful. 

There are very helpful and various types of reports. Reporting features are very good and anyone from the compliance team can view/generate a report according to compliance support.

Auto remediation is a very effective feature that helps ensure less manual intervention.

Support of AWS Lamda and Azure Functions helps for any potential breaches.

1. The IAM role gives us complete control over the cloud environment. In case someone tries to bypass and create a user or policy locally, which is not allowed or defined in Dome9, changes will be rolled back and a notification will be sent to the concerned team.
2. It's always ON and available on a mobile device using the app.
3. There is complete visibility of the traffic flow with threat intelligence provided from Check Point. It even provides communication detail on any suspicious IPs.
4. Provides detailed information if some workload tries to directly access and bypass any firewall policy.
5. Provides a granular level of reports along with issues based on compliance standards, which are defined depending upon organizational requirements.
6. Task delegation as a particular incident can be assigned to a particular individual. The same can also be done manually or automatically.
7. Customizes queries for detecting any incident.

The solution is pretty straightforward to use, as it is only a SaaS model. You just need to enable the accounts for which Dome9 needs to do validation, and that's it.

Compliance checking capabilities: When you enroll your account, we have multiple accounts. Once you enter that on Dome9, it does a complete scan of your account based on these flow logs. It checks: "What are the security flaws?" So, the compliance depends on the company and what they are using as a benchmark. Normally, for India, we use the CIS as a benchmark, then whatever flow logs are available, those are provided in the reports. Then, we check those compliance reports against the CIS benchmark, and accordingly, take actions. We can then know what are the deviation on the cloud platform and on the account, with respect to the CIS.

There are some use cases where you will not have reports readily available or not get the dashboard for particular outputs. You can create a query on the console for those, e.g., if a particular EXE file started on a workload, we can find out if that is running anywhere in the cloud. While it does not provide details on the process level, it will provide us with which sensor is communicating to which IP addresses as well as if there are any deviations from that pattern.

It has remediation capabilities, and there are two options available:

1. You can do automatic remediation, where you need to define the policy for which unit that you are doing remediation. 
2. It can be assigned to a particular team or group of people for its particular vulnerabilities of security flaws. That ticket can then be raised to service quotas be remediated manually.

The threat extraction and emulation module is a savior for us from unknown threats. We know that daily millions of new threats emerge over the internet so we like that it provides protection from them all. It's good to have a sandboxing environment that can first assess the threat before releasing it to the production environment. These threats are called zero-day threats for which there is no signature or update available whether it be on an endpoint, machine, antivirus solution, or other software. Therefore, it becomes very useful to use this feature to stop threats from spreading right at the gateway itself.

The advanced data analytics on the security of the applications has provided effective insights that helped in safeguarding confidential information. 

The intrusion alerts and notifications have saved us a lot of time and resources in enhancing reliable security. 

The comprehensive security from cloud and on-premises has saved data centers from attacks and provides a reliable environment for boosting production. 

Cloud threat intelligence provides useful insights that help in planning effectively during the process of implementing projects and tasks.

The most valuable feature is the ability to see our customers' environments if they use more than one cloud provider, such as AWS, Google, and Azure.

Also, CloudGuard CDR's intrusion detection and threat hunting capabilities are good enough. They help us detect anomalous behavior and respond to threats before they become an issue.

The most valuable feature is the separate environment. In the testing environment, we can have Client A, Client B, and Client C. We can check this information in one portal. It is possible to separate access to this information for my clients to review.

IAM is a very good and unique feature of Dome9. IAM gives us complete control of our cloud environment. For example, if someone tries to bypass the policy and attempts to configure or create some users, then it will not allow them to do so. Also, it sends a notification to the concerned person.

We can monitor each activity from our mobile devices, so there is complete visibility of our cloud traffic flows, with threat intelligence provided by Check Point. The IAM provides us complete safety and security.   

The most valuable features include the Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) module, Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), and Cloud Workload Protection (CWP).

The most valuable feature is the ability to apply common tools across all accounts.

Check Point CloudGuard Posture Management presents great values, such as the IAM role control, since if it does not meet the established parameters, these controls will not allow the creation of users, and policies that are not allowed.

It presents great visibility of the traffic flow of our cloud, providing information on what data and users are circulating and in the event of a threat, it immediately identifies them by providing detailed and granular information from our entire environment. 

It also has and provides the ability to provide recommendations of the errors that exist and thus be able to correct them as soon as possible

One of the CloudGuard Workload Protection features that we liked a lot is the security it handles in containers. 

Another interesting thing is that it works without an agent involved. 

It also offers great complete visibility of all devices, and assets in the cloud, which allows us to control all those assets, thus generating complete analysis of the infrastructure in real-time. In this way, we've been able to attack the points where there is some vulnerability in our infrastructure and being able to be at the forefront of security.

The CloudGuard for Cloud Intelligence tool has several significant features that provide security to our company. These are helping us to prevent misfortune. Some of these features are centralized monitoring, alerts that indicate some type of vulnerability, recommendations on how to reduce these vulnerabilities, and configuration and monitoring of policies, all based on real-time monitoring with excellent efficiency. They are very effective.

One of the most effective functionalities is integration with the cloud since a match can also be done between the two. 

The most valuable feature is the ability to create a reference rule set and use that to evaluate an account's health. It provides daily reports on any drift from that rule set and real-time alerts. Some of the automated remediations are also helpful.

I like the GSL Builder, which helped us reduce human error. It helps answer a question quickly in real-time that I might not want to put into a specific rule that I evaluate across all my accounts all the time. In many cases, we've built rules that we consider everywhere for the posture of all our essential accounts. However, I often work on an issue or question, and I just want to see who has this configuration or misconfiguration. GSL Builder lets me quickly locate all the S3 buckets with a faulty configuration. I use it tactically like that sometimes.

I'd be sad if it went away. However, you couldn't throw an inexperienced person at it and expect them to get any value from it without some handholding or spending time to read the documentation and think about it. You must know about the asset you interrogate to write a good rule or to do a good evaluation. That isn't a Check Point problem, but it's a general issue in cloud security. 

CloudGuard offers several pre-packaged rules for various evaluations, such as NIST, 853, etc. I went through them, found 50 rules I think are handy, and put them into a custom rule set. Then, I spent time writing about 30 rules specific to my environment. I use those to evaluate the health of my accounts continuously. 

We check health insurer information because all this data is highly confidential and protected by HIPAA. We use these rules to evaluate our cloud properties constantly. I can't imagine the time that would take to perform this kind of evaluation by hand or using another tool. That's why we have Check Point.

There are many auto-remediations available. We use a few and wrote a couple of our own. It's an excellent risk management tool. We use it because we're so paranoid about the security of our environment. I've used this tool at other companies in different industries, and they've been apprehensive about automatic remediation. It depends on the part of the world you live in. I use it, and it stopped problems, so I've gotten tremendous value from auto-remediation.

The ability to prioritize alerts has been handy. It enables me to focus on critical issues instead of common misconfiguration. The visibility into my workloads is pretty good but not great. I don't use it at a granular level. I'm primarily focused on protecting my overall cloud posture and the health of the account with CloudGuard, but I also look for some common misconfigurations that might be workload-induced.

The data governance features have comprehensive security features that block malware attacks. 

The security automation functionalities accelerate performance and close all insecurity loopholes that can expose company data to unauthorized users. 

The integrated customized security setups have complied with the set security rule sets. 

The intelligence security insights enable teams to set reliable awareness that can caution them when there are negative data threats. 

The dashboards provide summarized data representations that can be analyzed for improved performance.

One of its excellent or outstanding characteristics is having a contextualized visualization of the entire public cloud infrastructure and its security analysis, which helps us see and detect any intrusion in real-time. 

It is also possible to take advantage of its cloud bot technology and advanced encryption, thus the analysis of entry and exit of our cloud environment and identifying any unwanted agent or any incorrect configuration. According to those events, we can respond and take action against those activities.

The two most valuable features for us are the central firewall administrator and the real-time cloud compliance monitoring. The vendor has been building on these features, but they are the two that are most important for us.

With respect to how the compliance frameworks affect our security and compliance operations, it is important to consider that first of all, in the cloud, anybody can change a firewall. We wanted to have a central firewall administrator, with our more than 100 firewalls, so that we could make sure that our platform would stay secure. CloudGuard alerts if somebody replaces something and puts it back, which is the biggest feature that we wanted.

Then, as an added feature, they have a real-time audit platform where you constantly have audits of your clouds to see that engineers don't forget to put all of the compliance in place.

CloudGuard's accuracy when it comes to compliance checking is very good, and it is done in real-time. I would rate it a nine out of ten. It is not perfect because sometimes you have false positives, although I don't think that you can get rid of them entirely. Overall, for compliance and diverse compliance methodologies, I would rate it a nine.

On the topic of accuracy, I would rate remediation a nine out of ten as well. It is easy to do because it is written in plain language, and also because there is a manual on how to remediate.

The asset detection, risk assessment, and remediation processes are only a few of the duties that CloudGuard automates while managing cloud security. This improves compliance, enables organizations to adhere to industry standards and laws like PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR, and frees up security personnel to concentrate on more strategic objectives. 

It offers security insights and recommendations to assist organizations in acting and remediating issues swiftly. It also has automated remediation capabilities to address found issues and automatically enforce security policies.

We like the ability to investigate, analyze, and generate reports.

Its most notable feature is to extend the analytics it performs to teams in any available cloud. 

We can collect analysis and be able to transform in such a way that the data provided allows us to find great value in institutional security. We can support each other to be better and more efficient daily. 

The audit feature is the most valuable for compliance reasons. It gives you a full view of the whole environment, no matter how many accounts you have in AWS or Azure. You have it all under one umbrella.

We use solution’s security rule sets and compliance frameworks and, again, for compliance purposes, we do have the full view. We see all of our vulnerable, open ports and open IPs. Its comprehensiveness for cloud compliance and governance is good. If it was not a good product that defines all aspects of cloud security, we would not be using it.

Also, Dome9’s accuracy when it comes to compliance checking is a nine out of 10. I would not give it a ten because sometimes the report is returning something and when we look at it on the AWS side, it's not exactly the way it showed on the report, because of the layout of the report. The accuracy of the security visibility is a nine out of 10. I give it a high score because we have full security visibility over the incidents and the groups, everything that is related to AWS. It's not a ten because sometimes you have to look in different places to get the full visibility, as it's not all gathered in the same place.

Check Point CloudGuard CNAPP's initial configuration is very easy. It is plug-and-play. It also gives regular updates. 

The feature that I find most valuable is the blocking feature. When we have to block something, the screens we have in front of us are really good. They are very user-friendly, and the processes are quick. That's something we've really liked from the beginning. 

It has an analytics service that does research for us. This can provide valuable information to ultimately improve our infrastructure. Via research and analysis, we are able to identify problem areas. We can find trends and take action to fix problems while improving performance. 

Its fairly advanced automation allows us to simplify and speed up security management in the cloud. This includes being able to identify, correct, and validate all kinds of vulnerabilities that reduce the manual workload for each of our company's administrators, thus being more efficient. With this new efficiency, we are able to reach effective resolutions at all times. 

Currently, as an organization, we rely on technologies to save and store advanced data analysis information. We can take advantage of automated learning to detect and respond to security threats in real time in the cloud. 

This platform has allowed us to collect data from multiple sources, centralizing everything under a single source. The repository includes audit logs, activity logs, and network logs to help us identify unusual patterns and negative trends that may affect the security of users.

Using the information the product provides, we have effectively and accurately detected real-time troubleshooting of suspicious user attempts to log into an account and we can detect suspicious login attempts. We'll get alerts, which have helped us automate security in order to act fast.

Typically, the threat-hunting mission scales down the performance of the entire network traffic flow to establish any drawback. Cloud threat intelligence detects any form of violation that goes beyond our policies for immediate rectification. The system has deployed security tools to enhance effective investigations in the entire company networking system. The out-of-the-box integrations enable us to integrate security technologies and create robust security management systems. The set features have a great impact on the overall performance of the company programs, and we are grateful for this great solution. 

The solution offers full visibility of cloud workloads giving team members peace of mind since they can easily identify inefficiency and act quickly to restore normal workflow processes. 

The detection of environmental safety enables teams to collaborate effectively without any fear of external attacks. 

CloudGuard Posture Management deploys routine checkups of the security situation from the networking system to enhance compliance. Reliable security governance has enabled the company to meet the set international policies on security and boost performance.

It offers a range of features tailored to address the unique security challenges.

We can integrate the solution very well with various cloud networks, including AWS, Azure, and Google, which is what we are on. 

We are provided with the right information in order to get analytics that will help us be more proactive and minimize exposure to threats. 

The solution is scalable. 

It is easy to set up. 

The comprehensive security for IaaS and PaaS cloud assets provides efficient security awareness to all the teams. 

The data querying system gives team members an opportunity to select and give priority to the most crucial information. 

The intelligence system has powerful security management systems that have put measures in place to curb any hidden threats that can affect workflows. 

The cost and licensing terms are reliable, and many business enterprises can maintain them without facing financial challenges.

The most striking features are:

1- Identity protection generated through Check Point posture management, which is helping to prevent user theft or unauthorized access.

2- The governance that can be provided with this tool is very good since we have been able to implement good practices to avoid vulnerabilities.

3- The administration portal panel is very intuitive. It also generates scores based on regulations and good practices to go little by little with the recommendations, significantly improving security.

The most important characteristics are the following:

1- The detection of vulnerabilities in real-time. Its monitoring and alerts are triggered by a failure or non-compliance with policies. It helps us to be able to act effectively and quickly.

2- The use of Check Point ThreatCloud allows sharing of information between other Check Point devices to improve trust and form of protection against new threats.

3- Finally, its security application portals are very intuitive. It has helped us with the simple handling of Check Point CloudGuard.

Comprehensive data visualization helps each team to track data and identify threats that can affect the entire workflow. 

Integration with third parties has been successful, and this has saved us costs and time for problem-solving. 

Anomaly detection is highly efficient and more productive with excellent threat prevention tools. 

The customer support staff responds quickly and positively when reached to address any issue affecting operations. 

The UI is user-friendly, and new users can easily learn how it works.

All the features are very valuable. The policy compliance piece is probably the most valuable. It provides monitoring of your environment and whether you are actively looking at it. So, if I have a user who will try to spin up a network in the cloud that isn't inline with our policies, it will automatically stop that from being able to be created, then delete it. Therefore, it will take action whether or not we are explicitly looking at the platform, keeping it in compliance with the rest of the company at all times.

Dome9 enables customizable governance using simple, readable language. It comes with a robust tool set that they have already created with their own rules that they have already built. However, you do have the capability of going in to write your own stuff. We haven't had to do too much of that because the prebuilt stuff that they have is really good, but it is there if you need it.

Dome9's accuracy when it comes to compliance checking is tremendous. It finds issues in the environment pretty quickly when you run a scan. It will do it on an automated basis as well, so you don't have to manually scan your environment all the time. It will be constantly doing it in the background for you.

Security visibility accuracy is tremendous. A lot of that comes in as flow logs and lets us see who is trying to access what almost on a real-time basis. That is not something you usually get easily from cloud providers.

It works great at identifying, prioritizing, and auto-remediating events. Whatever scenario or set of criteria you feed Dome9, it will quickly and efficiently look for those issues in your environment and correct them.

We really liked its ease of implementation against our Microsoft Azure environment.

In addition, its centralized portal, which showcases multiple security solutions in one place, is very helpful.

Another feature that we really liked is the score function for improvements and good practices. You can take a security posture that complies with regulations or company policies.

This Check Point security tool has many benefits. Some of the ones that we liked the most include:

1 - How Check Point CloudGuard centralizes the protection of the workload. In the Infinity Portal all the administration can be managed easily. We can monitor and scan the codes and make decisions to improve security.

2 - This tool is very cloud-based. In addition, it can handle hybrid environments, which is a great feature for clients with mixed environments.

3 - The automatic learning and an AI engine help to find more modern vulnerability problems. With this, it provides greater security to the client.

The most important features that we like in Check Point CloudGuard Intelligence are the centralization of the security environment within the Check Point Infinity Portal, which already has other security tools that we have and that can also be managed from this site.

Forensic analysis is one of the features we liked a lot since it is easy to understand and helps us improve security.

The ability to integrate it with Microsoft Azure Sentinel allows us to validate the logs in an even more complex and meaningful way.

Check Point CloudGuard Workload Protection is a very important tool for the company and developers. The characteristic that caught our attention the most was that it is a native solution and was created for cloud application protection that was automated.

This solution not only provides recommendations or best practices for applications that are already finished or productive. However, we can protect from the beginning of development to testing and production, having recommendations and improvements throughout the process.

The tool is also very intuitive; its dashboards are very complete and provide a lot of valuable information for decision-making to improve security.

The ability to drill down to individual hosts on an account and see which ones are affected is valuable. This is because we have a lot of cases where people remediate part of the solution on half of their hosts, but don't realize that they have more hosts that need to be addressed.

The most valuable features include:

The most valuable feature is the CloudBots for auto-remediation of security findings. It is helpful because my team handles so many security tools that it would be almost impossible with the current staff we have to support the on-premise network and have enough time to go in and maintain the desired/required security postured on the different cloud environments we own today.

One of the main reasons why we started looking into a centralized tool is so that could help us bridge that gap, and Dome9 so far has been very helpful from that perspective.

We have full visibility of our cloud infrastructure in terms of compliance and security. For example, if someone has a machine that doesn't comply with the company policy, then we get an alert.

Security visibility is very good. Usually, when it's the security report, they match the reality and are correct, then they raise some alerts. Almost 100 percent of the time, we will need to do some tweaking to fix issues.

It is a very good tool for both cloud compliance and governance. We use it for both. We can monitor our entire cloud infrastructure. It provides reports on our security, then if we have to fix something in regards to the security, we can do it in a centralized tool. If you go to AWS and check each tool and server if it is compliant, then it's a mess, but this tool works. It is very simple for governance and reducing the risk.

The solution helps us to minimize attack surface and manage dynamic access. With Dome9, we are sure our machines are not exposed to the Internet. We have reports about users who access of our AWS accounts with the EAM function, which reduces our attack surface.

This solution provide a unified security solution across all major public clouds. We have all our infrastructure integrated on Dome9, so it provides us security on our entire cloud infrastructure, both AWS and Azure, which we are currently integrating. 

1. This product provides a really nice visualization of the infrastructure, including network topology, firewalls, etc. It's cozy to configure stuff, and also to wander around the interface in general.
2. The Compliance Engine is powerful. We rely heavily on this feature since we must comply with the various security standards to work in the gambling sphere across the globe, and especially in the United States and European Union.
3. The solution continuously monitors config modifications and may alarm the relevant administrators, or even revert the configs automatically.

Cloud security posture management is the feature we've been using the longest. What we particularly like about it is the rule-based capability. This allows us to develop our own custom rules using the GSL language provided by the CloudGuard platform.

The most valuable feature is the single dashboard that enables us to manage the entire cloud environment from one place.

The most valuable features of CloudGuard CNAPP are its compliance engine and auto-remediation features.

The dashboard is intuitive. You know if you're compliant or not, and then it gives you a remediation plan.

Clarity and Compliance have become two of our favorite features. Clarity allows us to visually depict our security groups and effective policy for both our current environment and can do predictive visualization based on cloud formation templates. The Compliance engine has helped put our auditors and senior executives at ease, as we can quickly and accurately measure ourselves against hundreds of compliance checks to include CIS benchmarks, PCI, and other best practices.

The key features of Check Point CloudGuard Posture are:

• The ability to provide automated compliance checks.
• Helps identify and correct misconfigurations in cloud environments, ensuring that infrastructure and applications are secure and optimized.
• Provides visibility into cloud infrastructure, applications, and security posture.
• Automates security policies and remediation actions to ensure cloud environments remain secure and compliant.               

The product allows us to enhance the security of the implementations we have. It has helped resolve several security incidents that we previously had, and we could not see since previously we did not have a solution that allowed us to quickly and safely manage each one of the activities. With Check Point, we can now map incidents and see how the security teams work to verify the integrity of the systems.  

The solution learns day by day. It learns from behavior, attacks, management, detections, captures packets, real-time analysis, et cetera. It's generating knowledge from a variety of sources for an excellent analysis. 

This allows us to move faster and have more efficient responses to incidents. It provides alerts for all these types of activities, achieving more objective management for packet capture and a combination of activities within the cloud environment.

The product enables us to check the information that goes out of the company. We get to know if someone sends our sales emails to our competitors. We control the information that goes out of the company. It’s a good product.

1. The queries for detecting any type of incident are great.
2. The solution provides a granular level of reports - along with issues based on compliance.
3. Alerts of cloud activity happening across all accounts is helpful.
4. Customization of rulesets as per our cloud security policy is useful and strengthens the security.
5. Reporting against compliance is an important feature that helps you comply with policies and standards within our organization.
6. Assets Management is excellent as it provides complete visibility of our workload in our EC2 instance. 

Data security has been very valuable because data is the soul of a company and if the data is not protected, the company has no possibility of existing. 

In all areas of an organization, Check Point CloudGuard is not only in the cloud, as its name implies. It goes beyond. The areas of importance from the most important to the least important are: infrastructure, technological security, data administration, legal department, etc. Check Point solutions can provide a complete 360 security scheme to the entire cloud infrastructure. It transfers its vision to the entire peripheral network.

The reporting is quite good. It is the most powerful aspect of this solution.

It's user-friendly.

All of the features are very useful in today's market.

The new scanning function is a valuable feature that wasn't available until recently. Importantly, it's enabled by default.

Another advantage of CloudGuard CNAPP is that it can be deployed as a SaaS solution on Check Point Standard, eliminating the need for a custom subscription. This flexibility is a significant improvement.

• Centralized firewall management for both Windows and Linux distros - This is something that everyone is looking for. The initial version of Dome9 was one where you managed all the rules centrally in Linux and Windows, which was quite challenging. Now, to see in a single pane of glass, all the agents, all the rules, everything that is going on in out datacenters, is quite valuable.
• Visibility of the security configurations
• Clear view of the security configurations and connections across environments (DMZ, external and internal networks)
• The user interface is responsive and quite intuitive; when selecting an object it automatically shows the relevant actions

We started long ago with the dynamic access and protected assets, and it has always been a cornerstone for our highly mobile, distributed development team. We require tight control on access, and when our team travels it helps us gain access as needed in a protected manner.

Compliance is becoming an important tool for us as well.

The assessment history lets you test each environment for each rule you set. You can see if the security tests have passed or failed, then plan a roadmap ahead on how to strengthen your security to defend against attacks on your cloud environment.

The most valuable feature is posture management, which gives you complete visibility of all your assets in the cloud and allows you to do governance and compliance.

The most valuable feature is the discovery. People are often quite shocked when they run the analysis and figure out all of the accounts and servers that are running in their environment. These are accounts that they are unaware of.

The reporting against compliance is an important feature that helps you comply with policies and standards within your organization.

The most valuable feature of Check Point CloudGuard Posture Management is the training.

The way they offer container security is a big highlight that I have noticed. The solution is also agentless, so the scanning, runtime, really everything is offered directly by CloudGuard.

The feature that I found most valuable is the ability to scan IAM, the Identity and Access Management tool, for all of the privileged accounts.

I very much like the interface and visibility is good.