Cisco Secure Firewall

I use Cisco Secure Firewall, cloud and hybrid. Both have flaws, both have issues and both you have to deal with Cisco Tac, we know how they operate. They improve constantly but they are so far away from Palo Alto for example.

Multi- tenant infrastructure. Secure connection to partners.

Cisco Secure Firewall is used as a perimeter firewall on the edge of our campus network.

I am using Cisco Secure Firewall as a firewall and Remote Access VPN.

We use the FTD 1010 model at smaller sites. The largest office supports 20 users. We have licensing to support AMP and IPS. At these sites, we terminate the provider's equipment to the FTD. They are used for routing also. The configurations are not complex. Basic S2S tunnel to our HQ and an ACL with basic inspection enabled. They are all managed by Cisco Secure Firepower Management Center (FMC). All configuration is done from Cisco Secure Firepower Management Center. For a small office, they cannot do DHCP options well. We route our DHCP over the tunnel to HQ or started to deploy onsite servers dedicated to DHCP. Other than that, for anything else, a firewall is needed; they are useful.

We use Cisco Secure Firewall to isolate our secured networks from less secured networks and edge devices. It protects the enterprise from the internet. We use a HA mode and have a DMZ allocating internal, intranet and external services. It is under one single management entity. These devices are managed using FMC.

Cisco Secure Firewall is truly a next-generation firewall that is designed for preventing any type of suspicious activity and a cyber attack on your organizations. We are using this for the last 2 years and we have configured all the security features to secure our organization. It provides us with all the security features like sandbox, advanced malware protection. advanced IPS, URL filtering, etc. Their features are fully capable of stopping any cyber attack on your infrastructure.

We are using a Cisco Secure Firewall in our two branches and it is advanced and fully capable of preventing any type of cyber attack. Cisco Secure Firewall provides all the advanced features like advanced malware protection, IPS, sandbox, site-to-site VPN, etc. now we have more control over our network and more visibility on incoming and outgoing user traffic. it can find and block any suspicious activity very quickly.

Cisco Secure Firewall is a next-generation firewall that can protect your organization from any cyber attack. It provides your bundle of security features like advanced malware protection, advanced Intrusion Prevention Systems, URL filtering, etc. It can give you more visibility and more control over user incoming and outgoing traffic. It can stop any malware and spam in your infrastructure. We are using this in my organization and it is very useful and advanced which provides good security for your infrastructure.

Cisco Secure Firewall is a next-generation firewall that provides all the advanced features like advanced malware protection, application control, intrusion prevention, URL filtering, and advanced malware protection, etc. I [have been] handling it for the last 2 years and we are using all the advanced features in our organization's security to prevent any type of threats and malware attacks. This firewall is fully capable [to] stop ransomware attacks.

Cisco Secure Firewall is a real next-generation firewall that provides all the advanced security features to protect your company from external threats and cyber attacks. It provides you features like advanced malware protection to protect from malware attacks, advanced IPS to protect from the latest cyberattacks, [as well as] a sandbox for deep packet scanning. This firewall is fully capable [to] stop any layer 7 attacks. We are using this firewall in our organization and we [are] really happy with Cisco services and firepower features.

Cisco Secure Firewall provides threat prevention capabilities and other advanced security features to prevent any type of cyber attack on your organization. Lots of security features were missing in Cisco ASA so [Cisco Secure Firewall] integrates the other advanced-level security features in Cisco ASA. Cisco Secure Firewall provides you unified management, application control, URL filtering, and many more features for security.

Our organization uses Cisco Secure Firewall to protect our enterprise network. It has a ton of features that are very straightforward to use. It allows us to easily setup Access Lists determining what few services we let in. We also use Malware filtering, file inspection, and URL filtering to protect our public. Cisco Secure Firewall allows us to NAT our devices and servers that need an external connection, and even allows for different virtual interfaces to be setup as gateways for internal subnets.

Utilized across the entire organization as a single point of entry to the internet. It provides a secure solution for internal and external users, ensuring secure access to all applications. The AnyConnect solution provides a secure method for remote users to connect into corporate applications, utilized much over the past year for WFH.

Now using Cisco NGFW (with built-in SourceFire) as a replacement for older hardware that didn't have the source fire stuff built in. I must say that it does make most of our issues go away from the old system, such as having to use different interfaces to control both, and policies that had to be done twice. The FirePower NGFW is much faster as well, which was an issue with the old equipment.

Cisco FirePower NGFW is our main firewall for our entire organization. We have multiple units as backups and failovers. It was purchased to replace an older Cisco ASA and a separate Sourcefire device to give us an all-in-one unit that worked better and faster than the older devices. It has solved that problem and more with its super-advanced feature set.

Cisco Firepower NGFW (formerly Sourcefire is being used by the entire company since all of our internet traffic flows through it. The IT department is the department that manages Cisco Firepower NGFW (formerly Sourcefire).

Cisco Firepower NGFW (formerly Sourcefire), as we call it, is being used by our Department for managing the security of our campus. The primary reason behind using it is to trigger alerts when there is an intrusion activity on our perimeter or even within our boundaries. Cisco Firepower NGFW (formerly Sourcefire) gives us a detailed report of suspicious packets going through it. These reports provide insight into the daily flow of malicious traffic on our network, university computers that show suspicious behavior, intruders trying to scan our network, users downloading/uploading malicious files, etc. It increases the visibility of our cyberinfrastructure, thereby helping us to secure it.

Currently using Cisco Firepower NGFW in our perimeter networks in 4 datacenters across our whole organization. Layer 7 firewalling and IPS services are utilized to keep our company safe and secure. Cisco Firepower has provided us with deep network and security visibility into the environment and helps prevent any unauthorized access and unwanted threats. Automated threat controls with the Intrusion Prevention System have proven crucial in saving time and reducing complexity.