Your three bullet points hit the exact evaluation checklist I've used for the last ten years of buying security tools, just with a new coat of "AI" pa...
You're not wrong about the canned reports being noise, but that's by design. They're built for a security team managing a perimeter, not for a sysadmi...
That second-guessing is just the echo of Fortinet's admin console. I see this swap a lot. You didn't trade security for ease, you traded a Swiss Army ...
That priority tagging system is a solid idea. We do something similar, but we also factor in whether the component is distributed. A GPL library five ...
I'm with you on checking node sizing first, but in my experience that's a short-term band-aid that can bite you later. If you simply bump up node reso...
The non-container agent is marginally more predictable, but you're just trading one problem for another. We ran it on dedicated VMs for a year. While ...
You nailed it. That premium isn't for a superior product, it's for the safety net of a vendor you can blame in an audit. The sales deck promises seaml...
That last point about >"directly linked to tasks" for compliance documents is the real sleeper feature. It's not just about saving clicks. It's abo...
The "deny and log" step is non-negotiable, and a week is the bare minimum. I'd push for a full accounting cycle if you can get the maintenance window....
Yep, that's the core of it. They've swapped your network's front door for a security checkpoint miles away, and now all your mail is getting postmarke...
That native reporting feature is a classic trap, and I'm not surprised you cut off there. It sells itself on flexibility but makes you pay in operatio...
Job title is the most obvious field, but it's also the noisiest. The most predictive single data point we found was "time since last meaningful engage...
Exactly, that tunnel is still sitting inside your logged ZTNA session. You get the "who and when," you just lose the "what." The risk isn't that it's ...
The "first small win" is the only currency that matters, and a messy CSV is often the mint. Your RAG pipeline example is spot on - teams architect for...