Palo Alto Networks K2-Series Reviews

The existing solution is primarily provided for cloud vendors or cloud customers who typically request an external firewall for various scenarios. For these cases, I provide this same cloud-based solution. They often want third-party solutions, and we cater to those needs for our customers.

There is a feature called granular application controls, which I liked. Instead of relying on ports and IP addresses, they use AMP ID. This kind of solution is very good. Another valuable feature is the prevention of evasive threats, which is one of the best tools I've encountered. 

SSL decryption and app ID-based SSL decryption are also impressive, along with the integration with user ID. Identity-based policies ensuring only authorized users can access specific resources are excellent features. Normally, there is something called SIM or SCIM in IDA IDM, but this feature is provided on the box, which is exemplary.

It is a very user-administration-friendly solution. They are always upgrading their solutions. They were the first ones to come up with the sector solutions. They are always updating their solutions and proactively giving solutions updates as well.

Palo Alto Networks K2-Series is a more secure solution nowadays. It provides all these solutions from a single point of view. It provides security, networking, SIM solutions, and cloud-based solutions. It has all the bundle solutions right now.

I support the Palo Alto firewall that is already installed. We have the Palo Alto in the data center, and we just have to put access within most various VLANs and permit some type of service or access.

We are using Palo Alto Networks K2-Series to have security for one of the leading educational institutions.

The most valuable feature of Palo Alto Networks K2-Series is the performance which is above their competitors. The throughput they have delivered is good. When we used other solutions they failed the deployment when we were using different rules. They have a theory perform performance light and performance degradation. However, Palo Alto Networks K2-Series never fails in that scenario.

I have found the threat profile feature valuable.

It would be really helpful to have dashboards that provide information on IOC blockings such as where and how many. It will also be good to know how many hashing files have been reported. It would also be nice to have easy access to this information. Otherwise, it's a painful, manual task.

We use this firewall for internal use and internal needs, focusing on network security and all sorts of things.

Mainly, it is very easy to understand, and the logs are very good. This is the feature we use most of the time even though there's nothing exceptionally unique.

We primarily use the solution in conjunction with Palo Alto products. Although we currently are not using Prisma, we have a dedicated link for the Prisma solution. We predominantly deal with hardware and various software solutions, including the VM Series.

The solution enhances network security at scale. We rely on its capabilities to meet our security requirements.