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Opinion: Their BPA tool is useful, but the recommendations are generic.

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I've been using Palo Alto NGFW for about six months now, and I've spent a lot of time with their Best Practices Assessment (BPA) tool. It's a great starting point, especially for someone like me who came from a simpler CRM-focused security world.

But I'm finding the recommendations it gives are very generic. It tells you to enable certain security profiles or change a setting, but it doesn't really explain *why* for my specific setup, or what the trade-offs might be for my network's traffic. It feels like a checklist that doesn't consider context. Does anyone else feel this way? How do you get more tailored advice from it?


Trying to figure it out.


   
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