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Overall, my experience with Check Point CloudGurad Network Security has been positive. It does a solid job in securing cloud workloads and gives good visiblity into network traffic and threats. The security policies are reliable and once configured properly, the platform runs smoothly. Initial setup and learning curve take some time , but after that it becomes stable and dependable for day-to-day cloud security operations.

Prisma Cloud allowed our organization to give visibility on our cloud assets exposing their security posture and identify possible security risk due to wrong confgurations.

As the Incharge of a commercial bank, my experience with Crowdstrike CSPM over the last two years has been instrumental in securing our multi-cloud environment against the 'quiet' risk of misconfigurations. The Platform provides a single source of truth that allows us to move away from manual auditing and towards real time, continuous monitoring of our cloud assets. By integrating seamlessly into our existing hybrid architecture, it has significantly improved our ability to identify unprotected resources and configuration drifts that could lead to a breach. For a highly regulated organization like our banking industry, the ability to map cloud risks directly to the MITRE ATT&CK framework and banking-specific compliance benchmarks has transformed our security from a checklist exercise into a proactive defense strategy.

Sysdig secure provides solid runtime security and visibility for container and kubernetes workloads. Alerts are useful, but they require careful filtering. overall the experience feels capable but average.

5-star service in all aspects, including product offerings, onboarding, after-sales support, and training. Regular tech / ask questions sessions are very helpful, but only available in NA time zone, so we hope they start / resume these in EU time zone for EU customers.

The CSPM, or security posture implemented by this manufacturer in the same console that correlates its entire ecosystem (V1), seems to me a key component for detecting misconfigurations that create vulnerabilities in the cloud that are difficult to perceive, often generated by the multitude of tasks we face in our IT roles. When implementing this service, you should be aware of the high number of empty alerts or false positives it will generate until you get it up and running properly.

My overall experience with Sentinel One cloud security has been quite positive. The platform provides good visibility into cloud environments, including workloads, configurations and vulnerabilities across cloud assets, which is very useful for maintaining a strong security posture.

We integrate security into our services and infrastructure on Azure, centrally managed by the Defender portal.