Just published a white paper based on lessons from the field:
“Architecting Hybrid Mesh Security with Check Point Maestro for the Modern Enterprise”
In recent years, I’ve worked on numerous Maestro deployments and migrations. Too often I’ve seen dual-site or overly complex setups that don’t align with how modern applications actually behave.
This paper walks through:
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Why most modern apps don’t benefit from state synchronization between sites
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Recommended deployment models: when to use Single-Site, Multi-Room, or Dual-Site
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Migration tips from legacy systems
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Real-world best practices and architecture guidance
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How to extend Maestro with CloudGuard, Harmony SASE, and Infinity XDR/XPR
I hope this serves as a practical guide for architects and engineers building secure, scalable, and resilient environments.
The ideas and recommendations are my own. AI helped to organize and polish the structure—but the experience and content are based on real projects and customer designs.
PDF attached. Feedback welcome!
