Check Point Harmony Mobile pros and cons

Internal applications, data, and folders are published on enrolled mobile devices in a secure way without publishing any of the resources over the internet.

The easy navigation of the admin portal is a welcome change to how some other admin portals are not very user-friendly.

It has been very easy to implement and deploy.

Harmony Mobile presents many innovative features.

We've found that the product is quite stable.

The Check Point SandBlast Mobile solution supports Android and iOS operating systems and allows for integration with Mobile Device Management (MDM).

Network protection, OS protection, application protection, and file protection are valuable. It is also easy to implement and manage.

The best thing about the product is that it is transparent and does not impact the users.

I really like the application scanning feature that scans all of the installed applications, and not only what appears in the add or remove apps, and then reports the results in the console.

The other most valuable service so far has been the assistance provided to us by the Check Point Harmony mobile engineers. They have been so awesome and helpful to us during the setup process.

The product does not provide deep capabilities for sharing specific data to users or groups separately, nor does it provide visibility as to whether a user has access to the data or not.

The admin portal is slightly clunky and sometimes shows a different status than what the device is actually doing.

It could expand the functionalities to, in addition to security functionality, incorporate Mobile Device Management (MDM) functionalities such as remote device management, administration of installed applications, etc.

One of the improvements that can be made is that they become compatible with Google MDM.

From a user's perspective, of course, it is always better when it is cheaper in price.

Compatibility with other Mobile Device Management (MDM) products on the market should be improved, ensuring correct operation between SandBlast Mobile and MDM.

If possible, it would be better if they can include vulnerability management for applications. When a user installs many applications, if there is a way to manage a pack of applications, it would be helpful.

The deployment in the Android system is very simple but in the case of iOS, it is more complicated so the users require attention from our CAU.

Some configuration options inside the management console are a little confusing because the interface is not always user-friendly.

It would be super helpful if there were more details around the risks that were found on our mobile devices.