We are new to AlgoSec. This tool is new for us and we are going to use it for audit purposes for the client.

We will use AlgoSec for quarterly purposes where we will be working on the rules applied on the firewalls, Panorama, and Palo Altos.

AlgoSec will help us identify the number of shadowed rules and redundant rules that have been applied on particular firewalls. These reports are being generated depending upon sector-wise data that we will be creating. As we have nine sectors in total, we will be defining our firewalls based on these nine sectors and then accordingly we will generate the report as per a single sector.

AlgoSec is very user-friendly, easy to navigate, and performance-wise the reports are being generated with accuracy of the data that we are looking for. There is no latency in the tool as well as the application.

All the workflows in AlgoSec are quite simple and to the point where we don't have to provide any extra information; just pinpoint information is enough to get the results.

Everything seems to be up to the mark with top-notch configuration and top-notch features. The reports and data are working collaboratively fine and are easy to navigate and understand. For even a new user, it is very user-friendly.

Currently everything seems to be fine with AlgoSec. There is no need for any improvement at this time, but in the future if required, we will let the team know.

I have been working for the past eight years in the current field.

AlgoSec is stable based on my initial impressions and expectations.

AlgoSec is easy in terms of scalability.

We did interact with customer support, and they seem to be quite friendly and helpful. The SLAs to connect with the customer are less compared to the previous tool, which is Skybox. Within hours we can get our queries resolved.

We were using Skybox earlier. Skybox became unavailable, so we switched to AlgoSec.

AlgoSec is yet to be deployed in the system, but we are in talks with AlgoSec team to get it deployed as soon as possible.

Nothing as of now because the tool is yet to be deployed. I cannot commit on this.

The experience with AlgoSec's pricing, setup cost, and licensing is fine. Compared to the last tool which we were using, it's quite cheaper and the licensing cost is less compared to the previous tools. It is pocket-friendly as well.

We did evaluate other options before choosing AlgoSec. We evaluated Tufin.

AlgoSec is very user-friendly, very accurate, and provides pinpoint information as per required by the customer or the client. We can definitely advise other people to switch to AlgoSec. I would rate this product a ten out of ten.

In day-to-day work, we use AlgoSec to review firewall rules and identify overall permissive and unused access policies across the network environment. Before implementing a new firewall rule request, we analyze the traffic flow in AlgoSec to verify whether the requested access is actually required and whether it introduces any security risk or compliance issues.

One of the most noticeable improvements was the reduction in the time spent on manual firewall rule analysis and audit preparation. Tasks that previously required several hours of manual review could be completed much faster using AlgoSec's automated policy analysis and reporting features.

I use AlgoSec for firewall policy management and security compliance across multiple firewalls and network security devices.

For example, if a new application server needed communication with a database server, AlgoSec checks the traffic path, identifies which firewall is involved, and recommends the required rule change, while ensuring compliance policies are maintained. This helps the organization reduce manual effort, improve firewall security, speed up change management, and simplify compliance audits.

The best key features AlgoSec offers are firewall policy analysis, security policy optimization, application connectivity mapping, risk analysis, compliance checks, compliance reporting, and security posture assessment.

The feature that has been most valuable for me personally is security policy optimization, which I use in my daily work.

By using AlgoSec, the workflow becomes centralized and automated, making it easier to automate and simplify the firewall change management process. When an application team requests connectivity between servers, the network and security team has to manually check network paths, identify involving firewalls, and create the rules.

AlgoSec automatically analyzes traffic per flows, identifies affected firewalls, and checks security compliance before implementation.

The outcomes of benefits include improving firewall management efficiency, reducing security risk, and speeding up network processes. By automating firewall policy management, improving security visibility, reducing operational effort, and speeding up the change management process, we see positive impacts.

AlgoSec saves a lot of operational time by automating firewall rule analysis, policy checks, and change management workflow. For example, it allows for faster firewall rule creation and approval, and reduces troubleshooting time. Additionally, it helps to meet compliance standards such as ISO, PCI DSS, and internal security policies with automated compliance reporting.

I would rate AlgoSec probably an eight out of ten because it provides excellent firewall visibility, policy management, and compliance. I do not give it a full ten because deployment and integration can be complex in a large enterprise environment and the licensing costs can be high, depending on the infrastructure size.

I chose eight out of ten mostly because of the deployment complexity and licensing costs.

I have been using AlgoSec for more than one year.

AlgoSec is stable in my experience.

AlgoSec can handle growth and larger environments well with its scalability.

I have not interacted with the customer support team, but based on reviews, the customer support is good, as mentioned in every review.

In our organization, AlgoSec is deployed as an on-premise solution that is installed inside the organization's data center.

ROI mainly comes from saving operational times, reducing manual effort, and preventing costly security or firewall configuration issues.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is good—not too excellent, not too bad.

I would recommend AlgoSec to organizations that manage multiple firewalls and complex network environments because it greatly simplifies firewall policy management and improves security visibility.

The use of AlgoSec in the organization simplifies various procedures related to managing firewall policies and improving security perspectives. I would rate this recommendation an eight out of ten.

Our primary use case for AlgoSec is firewall policy management, security policy analysis, and compliance monitoring with the enterprise network environment. AlgoSec also helps us streamline security operations by simplifying firewall rule review, supporting compliance requirements, and assisting with risk assessment activities.

In day-to-day work, we use AlgoSec to review firewall rules and identify overall permissive and unused access policies across the network environment. For example, before implementing a new firewall rule request, we analyze the traffic flow in AlgoSec to verify whether the requested access is actually required and whether it introduces any security risk or compliance issue.

AlgoSec has positively impacted our organization by improving visibility into firewall policy, simplifying security operations, and reducing the time required for manual firewall review and compliance checks. It has also improved our compliance and audit process by providing structured reports and better tracking of policy changes. Before using AlgoSec, analyzing complex firewall rules and validating access requests required significant manual effort. With AlgoSec, we can quickly identify risk, unused, and misconfigured policies.

One of the most noticeable improvements was the reduction in the time spent on manual firewall rule analysis and audit preparation. Tasks that previously required several hours of manual review could be completed much faster using AlgoSec's automated policy analysis and reporting features.

The best feature AlgoSec offers is centralized firewall policy management, which makes it easy to analyze and manage complex firewall environments from a single platform. Another valuable feature is automated risk analysis and compliance monitoring. AlgoSec helps identify overly permissive, unused policies, shadowed rules, and compliance violations, which is very useful during security audits and governance activities.

The feature I rely on the most is firewall policy analysis and risk visibility. It helps me quickly identify overly permissive, duplicate, unused, or risky firewall rules across the environment. We save a significant amount of manual review time. One situation where this feature made a major difference was during an internal security review and firewall audit process. We needed to validate multiple firewall rule requests and check whether any existing rules were creating unnecessary exposure.

AlgoSec is a strong platform for firewall policy management, but some areas need to be improved. One important area would be enhancing the user interface and dashboard experience to make navigation more interactive, especially for new users working with complex network environments.

Additionally, expanding integration capability with more third-party security tools, SIEM platforms, and cloud-native environments would make the platform even more efficient for organizations managing hybrid infrastructure. The platform optimization in very large-scale environments where policy analysis and data loading can sometimes take longer depending on the network complexity.

I have been working in this field for two years.

AlgoSec is stable.

AlgoSec's scalability has been good in our experience, especially for organizations managing multiple firewalls, complex network infrastructure, and growing security environments. The platform is capable of handling large-scale firewall policy management and can integrate with different security devices across enterprise networks. As the environment grows, AlgoSec helps maintain centralized visibility and consistent policy management without significantly increasing the manual workload.

Customer support is good.

I did not use any solution before using AlgoSec.

Our experience with AlgoSec's pricing and licensing was generally positive. The initial setup and licensing cost can be relatively higher for smaller organizations, particularly when managing multiple firewalls and large-scale network infrastructure. However, for enterprise environments, the platform delivers good value by reducing manual effort, improving compliance management, and streamlining firewall operations. The setup process was manageable, although proper planning and integration with existing security infrastructure were important for smooth deployment.

I have seen a positive return on investment from using AlgoSec, mainly through time saving and improved operational efficiency. One clear example was during firewall audits and policy review processes. Before using AlgoSec, reviewing firewall rules and validating access requests required significant manual analysis and coordination, which could take several hours depending on the complexity of the environment. With AlgoSec's automated policy analysis and reporting capabilities, the same task could be completed much faster and with better accuracy.

My advice to organizations considering AlgoSec would be to firstly clarify and understand their network architecture, firewall involvement, and security governance requirements before implementation. It is also important to plan integration properly with existing firewalls, security tools, and compliance processes to fully utilize the platform's capabilities. Organizations should invest time in understanding the policy analysis, risk visibility, and reporting features because these areas provide significant operational benefit. I would rate this product an eight out of ten.

After onboarding the firewalls, we analyze the devices, monitoring, log collection, and analysis to ensure everything is working correctly. Once verified, we receive analysis reports that display multiple insights including unused rules from the last 90 or 180 days. Any rule not receiving traffic is considered an unused rule. The reports also identify redundant and special case rules, and show which rules have logging disabled. AlgoSec includes a special feature called Intelligent Policy Tuner (IPT), which provides suggestions for wider subnets to break down rules. The policy automation report displays risky rules where risk has been triggered.

We have implemented multiple automations in AlgoSec. We integrated AlgoSec FireFlow module with ServiceNow, where a user raises a request that triggers an API call between ServiceNow and AlgoSec. Once a manager approves the request, AlgoSec raises a ticket and checks the source and destination services to implement the policy on the relevant firewall.

In IPT, on firewalls, there are multiple rules with wider subnets open, like 192.168.0.0/24. AlgoSec analyzes the traffic based on firewall logs to provide suggestions, such as dividing that subnet and suggesting traffic use cases from specific addresses.

The policy optimization reports from AlgoSec give a detailed overview of firewall rules, allowing us to monitor them effectively. AlgoSec provides change and audit reports on firewall rules, which we check whenever required. By using FireFlow, it significantly reduces the time needed to implement firewall policies and eliminates human errors during automation.

Multiple features in AlgoSec assist with automation, saving time in implementing firewall policies and reducing human errors through the API call between ServiceNow and AlgoSec.

With 10 to 20 firewalls from Check Point, we need a single dashboard to verify firewall versions or vulnerabilities, functioning as a CISO dashboard for tracking purposes and allowing direct access to check current firewall versions and vulnerabilities.

TAC support takes too much time. When raising any request for technical support, the response is slow despite their efforts to help according to their standards.

AlgoSec is really helpful. The tool is user-friendly and can be handled by anyone, as the GUI interface is very good. I would rate this review 9 out of 10.