Cisco Firepower 9300 Series vs. Trellix Intrusion Prevention System

While Cisco Firepower 9300 Series is an enterprise-grade Firewall solution, it might be less suited for businesses with restricted IT budgets. Still, Cisco Firepower 9300 Series meet all cybersecurity and compliance requirements and is the best option available at this moment in my opinion.

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McAfee Network Security does do what it promises, and it integrates nicely with other McAfee services my work computer has. Sometimes I do feel though that McAfee does hinder your computer/internet performance, but maybe it's a trade-off that's worth it. I do wish they would refine their threat detection so some websites that I don't think are harmful and want to visit for work purposes aren't blocked. There's been times where I google a question and a website has the answer but McAfee will block it. If you're in a position at a financial company like me, where you're dealing with sensitive/private information, it's important to have this type of software to protect data.

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• Tracking and containing of malwares and potential threats
• Monitoring over network, users, and appliances
• All-in-one centralized security dashboard
• Threat control

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• Download protection
• Keeps you from harmful sites
• Encrypts computer data
• Prevents DDoS attacks

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• Frequent video tutorials about Firepower 9300 Series
• Flexible subscription licenses

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• Sometimes can slow internet/computer speed
• At times can stop software downloads that I don't deem harmful and need to download
• May also block a website that isn't harmful that I wanted to visit because it has helpful information

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• Met yearly compliance requirements
• Boosted trust in investors
• Secured IT environment

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• Protects information
• Keeps viruses off of programs
• Integrates seamlessly with other McAfee products on my computer

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