When cleared, connections are allowed when there is no connectivity (default).When selected, connections are blocked when there is no connectivity to the Check Point Online Web Service.Block connections when the web service is unavailable.
The responses the Security Gateway gets are cached locally to optimize performance. The Check Point Online Web Service is used by the ThreatSpect engine for updated resource categorization. Block all connections (Fail-close) - All connections are blocked in a situation of engine overload or failure.Allow all connections (Fail-open) - All connections are allowed in a situation of engine overload or failure (default).By default, in such a situation all traffic is allowed. For example, if the Anti-Bot inspection is terminated in the middle because of an internal failure. Select the behavior of the ThreatSpect engine if it is overloaded or fails during inspection. The Threat Prevention Engine Settings window opens. To get to the Engine Settings window, go to Manage & Settings > Blades > Threat Prevention > Advanced Settings.
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This section explains how to configure advanced Threat Prevention settings that are in the Engine Settings window, including: inspection engines, the Check Point Online Web Service (ThreatCloud repository), internal email whitelist, file type support for Threat Extraction and Threat Emulation and more. Uploading Threat Indicator Files through the CLIĬonfiguring Threat Prevention Settings on VSX Gateways Manually Uploading Threat Indicator Files through SmartConsole
Configuring Advanced Threat Prevention Settings In This Section:
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