As a partner with Palo Alto Networks, my email is Sarvajit at bsrgroup.in. My job title is Technical Manager. I confirm that we will publish these reviews on peerspot.com in written or audio format, which can be available to other people, but I can stay anonymous if I wish, and I will get notifications, while the use of the review is subject to PeerSpot's terms of use, accessible at peerspot.com/tos. If Palo Alto has questions or comments about my reviews, they can reach me via email to confirm something. I am interested in being a reference for Palo Alto. The solution is also for enterprise customers only. I see some AI capabilities, such as machine learning, integrated into Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus. ML is present along with behavior analysis, and that is common among all the OEMs nowadays. On a scale from one to ten, I rate this solution a six.
I would rate Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus a ten out of ten. I always activate it when purchasing Palo Alto Networks products because it's simple to deploy and beneficial. However, for non-Palo Alto products, I prefer not to use it due to the effort required. Regarding improvements, they could add more AI-related features and integrations.
Consultant at a media company with 51-200 employees
Real User
Jun 5, 2021
It integrates well with other solutions and provides good threat intelligence in terms of external threats. I would rate Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus at eight on a scale from one to ten.
Senior Staff Security Engineer at a renewables & environment company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Mar 14, 2021
It's a very good solution. it identifies critical attacks and alerts you. If it's malicious, it tells you, or if it's in a gray area, if it's in the malware category or if it's benign. If it's benign then you don't have to worry. If it's malware then it's worrisome for the security team and we need to run checks and take action immediately. I would rate Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus an eight out of ten.
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My advice to anybody who is considering this solution is to look at a demonstration of its use. I don't think that a proof of concept is necessary because there are not many things to evaluate. Rather, a demo should be sufficient to see if it meets the requirements. I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.
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As a partner with Palo Alto Networks, my email is Sarvajit at bsrgroup.in. My job title is Technical Manager. I confirm that we will publish these reviews on peerspot.com in written or audio format, which can be available to other people, but I can stay anonymous if I wish, and I will get notifications, while the use of the review is subject to PeerSpot's terms of use, accessible at peerspot.com/tos. If Palo Alto has questions or comments about my reviews, they can reach me via email to confirm something. I am interested in being a reference for Palo Alto. The solution is also for enterprise customers only. I see some AI capabilities, such as machine learning, integrated into Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus. ML is present along with behavior analysis, and that is common among all the OEMs nowadays. On a scale from one to ten, I rate this solution a six.
I would rate Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus a ten out of ten. I always activate it when purchasing Palo Alto Networks products because it's simple to deploy and beneficial. However, for non-Palo Alto products, I prefer not to use it due to the effort required. Regarding improvements, they could add more AI-related features and integrations.
I would rate the product an eight out of ten.
Overall, I would rate the solution a seven out of ten. It is a good product and has all the necessary functionalities.
It integrates well with other solutions and provides good threat intelligence in terms of external threats. I would rate Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus at eight on a scale from one to ten.
It's a very good solution. it identifies critical attacks and alerts you. If it's malicious, it tells you, or if it's in a gray area, if it's in the malware category or if it's benign. If it's benign then you don't have to worry. If it's malware then it's worrisome for the security team and we need to run checks and take action immediately. I would rate Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus an eight out of ten.
My advice to anybody who is considering this solution is to look at a demonstration of its use. I don't think that a proof of concept is necessary because there are not many things to evaluate. Rather, a demo should be sufficient to see if it meets the requirements. I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.