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FireMon vs ManageEngine Firewall Analyzer

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6.5#3 in network security policy management softwareFrom $200 a month
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FactFireMonManageEngine Firewall Analyzer
Founded20041996
Free planNoNo
HeadquartersLenexa, Kansas, United StatesPleasanton, California, United States
IntegrationsSupported technology integrations named by FireMon include Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Cisco, Check Point, AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Illumio, and ServiceNow.Firewall Analyzer integrates with ManageEngine OpManager, and the vendor says licenses for both products are required to use them together.
SecurityFireMon Insights says data in transit is encrypted using TLS with SHA-256 and RSA encryption, and user credentials are hashed and salted before storage.The vendor recommends HTTPS, two-factor authentication, strong passwords, account lockout, role-based access control, and data protection settings.
SupportFireMon offers business-hours support, 24×7 enterprise support, or a Technical Account Manager; its company page also describes 24/7/365 global support.The download page offers free technical support registration, and the editions page links to a support request form.

FireMon plans

  • Cloud Defense Pro$200 a month
  • Cloud Defense EnterprisePriced on request
  • Security ManagerPriced on request

ManageEngine Firewall Analyzer plans

  • Standard Edition$395 a year
  • Professional Edition$595 a year
  • Enterprise Edition$8,395 a year
  • Standard$395 a year
  • Professional$595 a year
  • Enterprise$8,395 a year

Pick FireMon if…

FireMon suits global enterprises, government agencies, and service providers managing security policies across complex environments. It is intended for organizations working across firewall vendors, cloud networks, or microsegmentation.

Pick ManageEngine Firewall Analyzer if…

Firewall Analyzer suits organizations that need on-premises, multi-vendor firewall reporting and rule analysis. The editions offer different device capacities and monitoring capabilities for smaller or larger deployments.

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