My main use cases for Cisco Secure Firewall include firewall protection and managing the ingress and egress of a fabric and cloud, involving private cloud tasks, inter-domain, and inter-tenant processes, as well as handling whatever comes in and exits the fabric.

We have many different opportunities to share incidents with individuals on how traffic flows through the network, and we utilize Cisco Secure Firewall features such as network packet inspection to ensure that policies are applied correctly and to monitor traffic for what is blocked, allowed, or denied.

The benefits of Cisco Secure Firewall's features for my company include giving us more visibility into what's going on when there's either an attack or just normal traffic, allowing us to see what's going through it.

The visibility and control capabilities of Cisco Secure Firewall in managing encrypted traffic are pretty good. Our finance department uses it, so keeping that part secure for them works out well.

Cisco Secure Firewall allows us to pinpoint exactly where the packets are being delivered or dropped, and we are able to identify issues quicker than with other models or other vendors.

Cisco Secure Firewall does a good job in helping our company implement a zero-trust security model, and it deserves an eight out of ten.