FortiDeceptor protects you... from everything!
April 14, 2022

FortiDeceptor protects you... from everything!

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with FortiDeceptor

FortiDeceptor protects our network from all aspects of malicious attacks. It's a proactive approach to Internet security rather than reacting as problems occur but putting up a giant roadblock to would-be attackers and stopping any major problems before they start. It's not overly complicated to use and does the job.
  • Protects against all types of malware.
  • Provides visibility to potential attacks to your network.
  • Blocks access to inappropriate websites.
  • The GUI for FortiDeceptor is very detailed but can be a little tricky to navigate with many options spread out in its menus.
  • The "attack map" gets points on its appearance but I'm not sure how useful it is as it's simply full of IP addresses and geographic locations.
  • Internet security is a gamble. It's hard to know the cost of a "would-be" attack. FortiDeceptor is basically an insurance policy and for that, it is a great investment.
The advantage of using FortiDeceptor is that it is available as either a standalone appliance or a VM. Fortinet does an excellent job of supporting this product (as they do with all of their products) and it's easy to manage. It's also great to have one vendor for all of our security products as the GUI is very well done and as familiar as using the FortiGate firewalls.

Do you think FortiDeceptor delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with FortiDeceptor's feature set?

Yes

Did FortiDeceptor live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of FortiDeceptor go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy FortiDeceptor again?

Yes

FortiDeceptor is a useful service for a large corporate network that has extensive network resources and can commit the manpower to protect them. It's a straightforward approach to offer a high degree of protection from malicious content and attacks. A smaller network might not benefit from a traditional firewall and IPS would likely be sufficient.