Cisco Secure Firewall’s ability to unify policies across our environment is at a high level. This unification of policies into one system is important for my company. We are able to consolidate all the policies instead of spreading them across many security systems.

Regarding Cisco Secure Firewall's ability to unify policies across my environment, managing via FMC ensures accuracy. Unifying policies is essential for my company because it provides one pane of glass. Software pushes, policy implementation, traffic monitoring, and having all alerts in one place are crucial.

Regarding Cisco Secure Firewall's ability to unify policies across our environment, I haven't heard any particular issues from our engineers.

Cisco Secure Firewall does a good job unifying policies across our environments because we have many firewalls that have the same rules, so when Cisco Secure Firewalls are able to do that, that's very beneficial. The fact that unifying policies will help us save time, costs, and be more efficient in general is very important for our company.

With the centralized management of Cisco Secure Firewall, it's good in unifying policies across my environment. The simplicity and supportability are important to my organization as it's much easier if everything's the same as much as possible.

I assess Cisco Secure Firewall's ability to unify policies across my environment as having ease of building. We need to be able to scale and deploy without running a bunch of commands, especially when managing multiple locations acting as separate entities. It is important to my organization since our team is really small.

If I assess Cisco Secure Firewall's ability to unify policies across my environment on a scale of one to ten, it would be an eight. This is very important to my organization, as we work extensively with security because we are a bank, so we can keep the data safe.

I assess Cisco Secure Firewall's ability to unify policies across my environment as definitely easy. We just do it through the one central management and then push it out from there. It is important for our organization to have such a feature. The importance of this feature lies in that it just helps standardize our configuration approach, allowing us to ensure that our ideas get pushed out to everything.

Cisco Secure Firewall's ability to unify policies across our environment is pretty good. We can deploy different features and ACLs between various firewalls easily with the FMC, which has improved significantly from the initial deployment time, which was once poor and is now manageable for multiple firewalls.

I would assess Cisco Secure Firewall's ability to unify policies across environments as complex, since different customers have varying situations. Some wish to consolidate rules in the same place, while others prefer different rule sets in different locations.

The unification of policies is very important to me because without unified communication between devices with the same rule and security policy, managing everything with separate technology and separate vendors would be very difficult. Cisco excels at this.

I assess Cisco Secure Firewall's ability to unify policies across the environment positively. In our setup, we have deployed it in our COE, where we usually do customer demonstrations. As per customer requirements, we have to change existing rules or create new ones. From time to time, we change the setup as per customer needs to showcase the capability of the firewalls.