
What I like the most about Check Point SASE is that it combines networking and security in one platform. It greatly simplifies secure connection of remote users, branch offices and cloud applications, without the need for multiple separate solutions. I also like the centralized management to make it easier to enforce policies and see what’s going on in the environment. Its Zero Trust approach, secure web gateway and cloud-based security help improve protection, while still allowing for good performance for users. Overall, it makes it easier to operate, more secure, and easier to support a modern, hybrid workforce. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One thing I’ve seen with Check Point SASE is that getting it up and running and creating policies isn’t always easy, particularly for organizations that are new to SASE or Zero Trust architectures. Some advanced features are not ready to be used by administrator immediately, they need the learning curve. However, the number of security layers involved sometimes makes troubleshooting connectivity or policy issues time consuming. Pricing can also be an issue for smaller organizations especially when there is a need to buy more licenses or advanced features. Overall, while the platform is powerful and feature-rich, it requires proper planning, training, and ongoing management to get the most value from it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.