Setting up Nightfall was simple, fast, and straightforward. It didn't take very much to have it up and running and took little lift on our end; but does require making sure there is an administrator and service account for each platform you are connecting to are available.
It's easy to use and straightforward, integrates with Slack, so I am notified about new alerts and violations when there is data sitting around; but most importantly I am aware the data exists and where to find it.
We found interest in its ability to detect API Keys but have not delved further into it yet.
So far, we have it connected to a few systems and it's been working well. I haven't been using the system long enough to tell you our ROI.
From a security standpoint, the team has been very responsive and forthcoming with policies, and information so I can conduct a security review. Their SOC 2 was made available upon singing a NDA. I reviewed the documentaiton and still have more questions so they are taking the additional questions and having those answered. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Nightfall is still a relatively newer product, so the team is still building out additional integration and features.
We currently have it integrated with a few systems and look forward to seeing more. We hope to see an integration with Asana. I wonder if it would be able to check Gmail? I don't have insight on the pricing model so I cannot comment on that.
One feature I pointed out to the team that I think is unnecesary is having to press on the "Expand all" function on each violation; all the information should just be available and appear without having to click.
Another downside is not being able to assign a user to a violation and not being able to write a note for a whole violation.
Another piece of feedback is being able to take action on a violation in Slack, so a user doesn't have to go into the dashboard.
It's a downside there is another dashboard to check, but perhaps the developer tools can be used to bring in centralized logs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
