My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Check Point IPS is great because I had to read various documents to understand different situations, and it has been a great experience overall.
Security Operations Manager at Network International
Real User
Top 5
Apr 26, 2024
I rate the product price an eight on a scale of one to ten, where one means it is very cheap and ten means it is very expensive. The product is expensive.
My company pays for the yearly licensing of Check Point IPS. It is a very expensive tool. Anything that falls under the security-related aspect, including Cisco products, is very expensive.
Director Of Information Technology at a security firm with 1-10 employees
Real User
Jul 1, 2022
Pricing for this solution is negotiable and I'm happy with our pricing. I suggest negotiating either at the end of their fiscal year or at the end of every quarter. At the end of the quarter, they have an incentive to lower the prices to sell as many units as possible in order to meet their end-of-quarter quota.
With Check Point, the IPS license could be bundled with the firewall product and so the license cost is not huge. It does take time to get familiar with the UI and understand the "workflow" that Check Point has in mind when designing the solution. A good understanding of this would allow an easier adoption.
Check Point IPS license is a must-have, and users need to make sure the database gets updated on daily basis after every 2 hours as per the defined configuration (which helps to get maximum protection). The configuration is very simple and effective if you refer to the configuration guide properly.
System and Network Administrator at Auriga - The banking e-volution
Real User
May 8, 2021
The module has a considerable cost but you can save by purchasing a package with several modules instead of making a single purchase. The implementation has a high initial and management cost.
Enabling IPS does not require any additional license purchase from OEM, as it comes by default with the NGFW bundle. This blade/module can be enabled based on the requirement and can be pushed to the security gateway.
Compared to Firepower, the pricing for IPS is competitive. It's in line with Firepower and I think it's even a bit cheaper. Pricing is competitive. Licensing is per-device. When we renew the firewall content, we buy the IPS license for each firewall where we want to deploy it.
Senior Network and Security Engineer at a computer software company with 201-500 employees
Real User
Jul 23, 2020
The overall cost of the solution is really high. You should properly scale the setup you are planning to purchase. The licensing model is simple, but some of the software blades are not included into the default bundles and should be purchased separately - pay attention to that.
Head of IT Department at AS Attīstības finanšu institūcija Altum
Real User
Top 5
Mar 4, 2020
This is an expensive solution. I am not exactly sure of the pricing because we have a package deal that has the licenses included. I think that the price of support is around $40,000 USD or $50,000 USD per year. How it works is that we license a pair of virtual CPU cores, as well as the firewall, and then the IPS is included along with the antivirus and additional products.
Check Point IPS is an intrusion prevention system that aims to detect and prevent attempts to exploit weaknesses in vulnerable systems or applications. The solution provides complete, integrated, next-generation firewall intrusion prevention capabilities at multi-gigabit speeds with a low false positive rate and high security. It helps organizations secure their enterprise network, and protect servers and critical data against known and unknown automated malware, blended threats, and other...
Since pricing does not fall under my department as I am an IT engineer, I cannot comment on the pricing and licensing aspects.
My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Check Point IPS is great because I had to read various documents to understand different situations, and it has been a great experience overall.
I am not in charge of pricing, setup cost, and licensing.
My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Check Point IPS is good; it's baked into the firewall licensing, so that's very good.
My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Check Point IPS has been satisfactory.
Comparisons with Fortinet show that Check Point IPS is relatively more expensive, but we found it cheaper to retain it rather than switch.
The price could be lower. It's always better for an end user when prices are reduced. The cost makes it difficult to implement in smaller companies.
Pricing is average. Usually, the price listed isn't adhered to, and negotiations occur.
As a global customer, we receive decent discounts and expand our infrastructure using the solution. There have been no pricing issues.
It is a reasonably priced product.
I rate the product price an eight on a scale of one to ten, where one means it is very cheap and ten means it is very expensive. The product is expensive.
The tool's licensing model is good. The licensing costs are yearly. I rate it an eight out of ten.
The pricing is quite reasonable.
The solution has a high cost, but the relation between price and quality is okay.
My company pays for the yearly licensing of Check Point IPS. It is a very expensive tool. Anything that falls under the security-related aspect, including Cisco products, is very expensive.
The setup cost is good.
The cost is accessible yet not for many. It is an excellent tool. The installation is easy to do as it is very interactive.
It is essential to validate the costs before implementation and also to test before setting up the environment in production.
Pricing for this solution is negotiable and I'm happy with our pricing. I suggest negotiating either at the end of their fiscal year or at the end of every quarter. At the end of the quarter, they have an incentive to lower the prices to sell as many units as possible in order to meet their end-of-quarter quota.
With Check Point, the IPS license could be bundled with the firewall product and so the license cost is not huge. It does take time to get familiar with the UI and understand the "workflow" that Check Point has in mind when designing the solution. A good understanding of this would allow an easier adoption.
It seems, as with other services of this nature, opting-in on the bundled licensing is the best bet. I'd suggest looking at the Infinity Plan.
I'd advise users to bundle the things they want; so they get a cheaper offer.
The cost is a bit high but it is worth it.
Check Point IPS license is a must-have, and users need to make sure the database gets updated on daily basis after every 2 hours as per the defined configuration (which helps to get maximum protection). The configuration is very simple and effective if you refer to the configuration guide properly.
The module has a considerable cost but you can save by purchasing a package with several modules instead of making a single purchase. The implementation has a high initial and management cost.
The pricing for Check Point IPS is competitive and brings good value for the money.
Enabling IPS does not require any additional license purchase from OEM, as it comes by default with the NGFW bundle. This blade/module can be enabled based on the requirement and can be pushed to the security gateway.
The price of this product should be reduced.
Compared to Firepower, the pricing for IPS is competitive. It's in line with Firepower and I think it's even a bit cheaper. Pricing is competitive. Licensing is per-device. When we renew the firewall content, we buy the IPS license for each firewall where we want to deploy it.
Reg. cost and licensing part out procurement team taking care.
The overall cost of the solution is really high. You should properly scale the setup you are planning to purchase. The licensing model is simple, but some of the software blades are not included into the default bundles and should be purchased separately - pay attention to that.
This is an expensive solution. I am not exactly sure of the pricing because we have a package deal that has the licenses included. I think that the price of support is around $40,000 USD or $50,000 USD per year. How it works is that we license a pair of virtual CPU cores, as well as the firewall, and then the IPS is included along with the antivirus and additional products.