My main use for Check Point Infinity is unified security management across multiple environments. I use it most often to protect email, endpoints, and cloud applications under a single infrastructure architecture. It has reduced problems and improved visibility. Having everything integrated means threats are detected and blocked faster, while policies stay consistent across the organization.

Unified security management made a real difference during a phishing campaign that targeted both email and cloud collaboration tools at the same time. Because everything was integrated under one platform, the alerts came through in a single dashboard, and the policies applied consistently across endpoints, email, and cloud apps. This allowed my team to quickly identify the scope of the attack, block the malicious links, and prevent data exposure without having to jump between different systems.

I also use Check Point Infinity to simplify compliance reporting and strengthen cloud security. Having one platform that covers endpoints, gateways, and other applications, I can apply consistent policies and generate reports that auditors find clear.

One of the best features for me is unified threat prevention and centralized management.

Unified threat prevention and centralized management have helped my team day-to-day by reducing the time spent switching between different tools and dashboards. For example, when I had to investigate suspicious traffic across endpoints, gateways, or events in the VPN, everything was visible in one place. We could quickly trace the issue and apply consistent policies without delays.

Check Point Infinity has positively impacted my organization by streamlining security prevention and strengthening our overall posture. With everything managed under one platform, I've noticed clear improvements in efficiency since my team no longer has to juggle multiple tools or dashboards. I've also seen cost savings by consolidating licensing and reducing the need for separate solutions. By consolidating multiple tools into one platform, my team saves several hours each week that used to be spent switching between dashboards and managing separate policies. The unified platform has also reduced troubleshooting time during incidents.

The addition of languages for the support could improve Check Point Infinity. Support is currently only available in English. I suggest adding additional language support.

I have been using Check Point Infinity for around six years.

I rate Check Point Infinity a nine out of ten because I think about the language, as support is only in English. I believe different languages could be incorporated into the support. Check Point Infinity is an excellent tool because it centralizes multiple solutions in one portal. It is very important for all IT administrator teams. I recommend this tool.

My main use case for Check Point Infinity is unified threat prevention, centralized management, and end-to-end protection across network, cloud, and endpoint environments.

The best features Check Point Infinity offers are its unified threat prevention and centralized management, which make daily operation much simpler.

Centralized management makes daily operations simpler by allowing me to control policies and monitor threats from one console instead of juggling multiple tools. It streamlines tasks like updating firewall rules, applying endpoint protection, and managing VPN access for remote users. We can quickly push consistent security settings across network and cloud environments, which saves time and reduces errors.

Another feature I find particularly valuable in Check Point Infinity is the threat intelligence integration that keeps our defenses updated against new attacks, providing real-time insights that help us adapt quickly and block emerging threats before they impact users.

Since implementing Check Point Infinity, we have noticed a clear improvement in our overall security posture and efficiency because the unified threat prevention reduced the need for multiple point security and simplified daily operation through centralized management.

I think Check Point Infinity could be improved in terms of documentation. I need more images and pictures, and the steps should be more intuitive.

Another improvement I would like to see in Check Point Infinity is a more streamlined onboarding process for new administrators since the initial setup can feel complex. Better documentation and guided tutorials would make adoption faster and easier.

I have been using Check Point Infinity for around three and a half years.

Check Point Infinity is stable in my experience.

The scalability of Check Point Infinity is impressive.

The customer support for Check Point Infinity is very fast when handling different tickets.

The metric we track for our return on investment is time saved.

I save time with Check Point Infinity because it allows employees to have more free time during the day without any problems related to security.

I had a great experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing, with no problems encountered at all.

A recent scenario where Check Point Infinity was especially helpful was during a phishing campaign targeting our employees, where the solution quickly blocked malicious email and prevented access to harmful links across both network and endpoint devices. The centralized management console allowed us to monitor the incidents in real-time and apply consistent policies without delays. This not only protected sensitive data, but also reduced downtime and gave our team confidence that threats were contained effectively.

A second example is focused on cloud workloads and remote users, illustrating that we have a variety of things to consider.

In practice, Check Point Infinity helps us protect cloud workloads by applying consistent security policies across Azure environments while also monitoring traffic for advanced threats. For remote users, it provides secure VPN access and endpoint protection that ensures they can connect safely from anywhere without exposing the network.

We have seen a measurable reduction in security incidents and phishing attempts reaching users, leading to improved response times because alerts are centralized and easier to track, which allows faster action. The unified policies across network, cloud, and endpoint environments have lowered misconfigurations and reduced downtime.

I advise others looking into using Check Point Infinity that it is a great tool for centralizing different kinds of security tools by Check Point. It is an excellent idea and provides centralized security. Check Point Infinity centralized is excellent.

I would rate this product an eight out of ten.

My main use case for Check Point Infinity is designing to provide unified protection across networks, cloud, mobile, and points environments, and its main use case is preventing advanced cyber threats by consolidating multiple security layers in one integration solution.

For example, I use Check Point Infinity in a typical day when employees connect remotely; as soon as someone logs in through VPN, Infinity automatically enforces security policies, scans traffic for malware, and blocks suspicious attacks in real time.

The best feature Check Point Infinity offers for me is threat prevention, which is effective at blocking malware, ransomware, and phishing, as well as preventing zero-day attacks before they reach users or systems.

For our team, the threat prevention in Check Point Infinity works by layering multiple defenses that stop attacks before they reach users or systems, and the most effective feature for us is the specific SandBlast Zero-Day Prevention, which uses advanced sandboxing and threat emulation to detonate suspicious files in a safe environment.

Check Point Infinity has impacted my organization positively, as I have seen a reduction in security incidents and response times, with threats that used to slip through different point solutions now being blocked automatically thanks to the unified prevention layers.

I think Check Point Infinity needs to improve the documentation for deploying it the first time, making it more intuitive and providing better facilities for searching different investigations or deployments about this product.

Another improvement that would make our experience smoother with Check Point Infinity is simplifying the initial setup and configuration process; while powerful, it can feel overwhelming for smaller teams without dedicated security engineers, so more guides, wizards, or automatic best practice templates would be helpful.

I have been using Check Point Infinity for around four years.

Check Point Infinity is very stable.

Check Point Infinity's scalability is good in my experience.

The customer support is very fast, and I do not have problems with it.

I did not use a different solution before Check Point Infinity.

Another improvement that would make our experience smoother with Check Point Infinity is simplifying the initial setup and configuration process; while powerful, it can feel overwhelming for smaller teams without dedicated security engineers, so more guides, wizards, or automatic best practice templates would be helpful.

The best metric regarding return on investment is time saved, as employees have more free time when I need to investigate different threats on the job.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is great because I do not have any problem with the pricing; for me, it is good.

I did not evaluate other options before choosing Check Point Infinity.

Check Point Infinity is a centralized solution; it is a great perimeter and combines other tools into the portal, which presents a great opportunity for me to make my company, network, and organization better. I would rate this product a 9 out of 10.

My main use case for Check Point Infinity is to centralize and streamline our security operations across both cloud and on-premise environments.

I use Check Point Infinity for monitoring and managing security alerts across a hybrid infrastructure, since we have resources both in Azure and on-premise, and it helps consolidate visibility into a single dashboard.

Check Point Infinity has helped us simplify policy management across different environments.

The best features that Check Point Infinity offers include an intuitive interface that is accessible from anywhere, with the Azure Infinity portal hosting multiple security solutions under one roof.

Since adopting Check Point Infinity, I have seen a noticeable improvement in how we manage and respond to security threats across our infrastructure.

I have observed saved time by the support department.

One area where Check Point Infinity could improve is in the reporting and analytics customization.

I would definitely expand the reporting and analytics side, as while Check Point Infinity does a solid job of aggregating logs and presenting threat data, the customization options for dashboards and reports could be more flexible.

I have been working in my current field for three years.

The main cloud provider we use is Azure.

Some hosts we purchase Check Point Infinity through the Azure Marketplace and others directly in the Check Point Infinity portal.

My advice to others looking into using Check Point Infinity is that it is a great centralized security tool. I would rate this review a 9.

I use Check Point Infinity Portal for my multiple locations and manage them via a single dashboard.

Check Point Infinity Portal is a cloud-based SaaS platform that serves as a unified security management control for an organization's entire infrastructure, including network, cloud, endpoint, mobile, and IoT. It provides a single pane of glass view across network, cloud, endpoint, and mobile security with simplified management.

Sometimes when Check Point Infinity cloud is stuck and the policy takes a long time to push, this is not a good feature.

I have been using Check Point Infinity Portal for the last one year.

I have experienced issues where the cloud team has indicated there is a cloud issue affecting policy deployment.

I advise others looking into using Check Point Infinity to understand which part of their environment they want to secure, whether that is network gateway, cloud workload, endpoint, mobile, or IoT, as Check Point Infinity platform offers broad coverage across all those areas. Establishing clear goals such as improving visibility, unified policies, management, and reduction is important as it reduces management complexity and consolidates control into a single platform. I would rate this solution a 9.

My main use case for Check Point Infinity is utilizing it as a unified security architecture to protect our network, cloud, and endpoints through one consolidated portal. We use it to prevent threats across multiple environments and centralized sites.

One of the best features that Check Point Infinity offers in my experience is the centralized management console. Being able to control policies, monitor threats, and manage firewalls, endpoints, and cloud security from a single pane of glass has been a game-changer. It simplifies operations and reduces the chance of misconfigurations. We also rely heavily on ThreatCloud Intelligence, which provides real-time threat data that helps us stay ahead of emerging attacks.

The centralized console has significantly improved our team's efficiency because previously we had to switch between different tools to manage firewalls, endpoints, and cloud policies. Now, everything is in one place. It has made collaboration between our network and security teams very easy, and all people see the same data in real-time. This is perfect for a SOC team operating from a centralized site.

Check Point Infinity has positively impacted my organization because since implementing it, we have seen a noticeable improvement in our overall security posture. Threat detection is faster and more accurate, and the number of false positives has dropped significantly. Our team spends less time chasing alerts and more time focused on other tasks. It is perfect for the organization and the department.

While Check Point Infinity is powerful, there are a few areas where it could be improved. The initial setup and configuration can be complex, especially when reviewing different documentation and explaining to different coworkers what to do during the implementation.

The improvements needed for Check Point Infinity include that the documentation is not intuitive, and we needed more pictures or steps to make it more intuitive for all people when deploying it for the first time.

I have been using Check Point Infinity for four or five years.

Check Point Infinity is very stable for our company. It works great for the admins in support and the whole company.

Check Point Infinity has very good scalability with no issues.

The customer support for Check Point Infinity is very great. The last time I needed to create different kinds of support requests, it went very smoothly.

I did not previously use a different solution because I did not find the need for one before.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Check Point Infinity has been great because I needed to learn about these aspects for this implementation in the past.

I have seen a return on investment because, in my experience, for the support department, it is about the time saved as support coworkers are able to do other different activities or tasks.

I did not evaluate other options before choosing Check Point Infinity.

One specific scenario where Check Point Infinity made a real difference was during a phishing attempt targeting our sales teams. The platform's Threat Prevention engine flagged the suspicious email before it reached the user's inbox. It automatically quarantined the message and alerted our support team.

I want to add that it is very important for the company because Check Point Infinity combines different tools, and it is very easy to control.

My advice for others looking into using Check Point Infinity is that it has great scalability and is an important tool for your centralized security. I would rate this solution a 9 out of 10.