Endpoint protection is the main use case. The main aspect involves specifying different rules, and when network traffic hits these rules, it will try to block the traffic or at least log the traffic in general.

We use the solution for IT security prevention systems. It comes with the Cisco next-generation firewall. We use Sourcefire as an IPS.

I cannot disclose the use cases of the solutions in my company because we operate in the financial industry.

We use the solution to protect our virtual server funds.

We are using Cisco Sourcefire SNORT for security as an edge firewall.

Cisco Sourcefire SNORT is a powerful intrusion detection and prevention system that covers various network security threats. It simplifies the configuration process by offering pre-defined base configurations, including security and connectivity settings. These pre-configured settings serve as a starting point for users, allowing them to customize and fine-tune their security policies based on their needs. This feature streamlines the deployment process and ensures that users can quickly establish a robust security posture without building configurations from scratch. Additionally, the intuitive interface provides users with a clear understanding of the parameters they can adjust and the impact of their changes, facilitating efficient management of network security policies.

We primarily use this solution as an intrusion prevention system for external firewalls. We use it for that firewall IPS/IDS and deploy the solution on-premises.

The product is primarily used for an IDS, Intrusion Detection Software, element.

I work directly with clients, such as financial companies like banks, for example. Most of the time they want they're product to be on their premises, only in their local area.

We use Cisco Sourcefire SNORT for intrusion prevention cases.

Within our organization, there are roughly 1,000 people using this solution.

Our primary uses for this solution are URL filtering and malware filtering.

The primary use of this solution is intrusion prevention, for both user-to-server traffic, and server-to-server traffic.

Most of our environment is Cisco including ISE, our access control, routers, switches, call center, and TelePresence.

Our primary use case of this solution is as a firewall, as an access control. We don't use it as access detection or as an intrusion prevention system, because we didn't configure it as a detector.

We are a system integrator and this is one of the solutions that we provide to our customers.

This solution is for inspecting traffic. It works with the firewall, email, etc.

This is for an on-premises deployment.

The main features of the Cisco Sourcefire are that it's a next-generation firewall with new features. It has application security, advanced malware protection, URL filterings, encryption, and decryption.

It is also used for email filtration and web application cyber protection.

The deployment model we used was on-premises.

We use this solution, in conjunction with the Cisco Firepower 4000 series, for security in our data center. We also use it with a Cisco Firepower 2000 series for our VPN and internet access firewall.

We primarily use the solution as security on either side of the VPN.

Our primary use for the solution is security, mostly in intrusion prevention.