Forcepoint Web Security vs Perimeter 81: Which is a better fit?

The Triton Enterprise package continues to be the backbone (single pane of glass) for that ties all their solutions into a polished gem.

Real time monitoring screen is not very flexible. After the filter is put, the filter disappears when you go to the other page.

Its great if you own a number of Forcepoint solutions to be able to access them all from a single unified console.

Joevanne J

IT Security Engineer

Forcepoint has really gotten worse with the years. Features could be a lot better and more granular.

Joevanne J

IT Security Engineer

The software is very easy to set up and use once deployed. The user interface is pretty straight forward and pretty basic to use.

Also it is not very flexible. Transparent proxy is not possible.

The Best Review I have given to Forcepoint firewall and SDWAN Devices.

This right here is the BEST VPN I have ever had the pleasure of using. Before Perimeter 81, I had this line in my bashrc file to greet me in a 'fun' way every time I opened the terminal.

Depending on where you're connecting from, VPN can cut in and out affecting performance. I had to turn it off a few times because the reconnecting was disrupting a virtual meeting.

This is a highly recommended VPN. Our company is very satisfied with the ease of use for our team and the customer support offered by the P81 team.

Horrible, their support for Small Business is nonexistent.

10; great product (for this happy guy who doesn't have to administrate it or pay for it at least).

It will sometimes not connect automatically to the VPN and it’s easy to forget to reconnect manually which can be annoying.

I love how easy it is to successfully switch VPN locations.

We moved away from P81 due to it missing some features, however when speaking to them they were on the road map. I think the product has a lot of potential to grow and evolve.