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Checkpoint Firewall security platform for use in systems with increased security requirements The firewall platform and VPN-1/FireWall-1 software make up one object from the security perspective of enterprise's IT resources being protected as well as security system itself. Read the Article HTTPS (SSL) user authentication in Check Point FireWall-1 NG From the performance point of view it is recommended to handle HTTPS traffic with different HTTP Security Server (e.g. the process listening on 443 port). However, it is possible to handle both HTTPS and HTTP traffic with the same HTTP Security Server. Read the Article Intrusion Detection for Check Point FireWall-1 Firewalls do a good job of keeping the bad guys out. But wouldn't it be nice to know when the bad guys are knocking on your door? This article covers just that, how to determine when the bad guys are probing your network. We discuss how you can use the IDS script alert.sh to track when you are being probed, and by whom. If you would like to see actual intrusion detection results, click here. Read the Article Limiting access to virtual Web servers with Check Point NG In the presented bellow scenario there is one physical Web server (one IP address) that has many virtual Web sites accessible with different names. The FireWall-1 role is to limit users access to particular Web sites. Read the Article Minimum OS Installation Guidelines for Linux VPN-1/FireWall-1 Appliance This document is intended to guide Check Point Appliance partners in their development of Linux based VPN-1/FireWall-1 devices in order to prepare Linux appliances for OPSEC certification. Read the Article Resolving problems with SMTP Security Server and CVP operating in Check Point NG The Check Point FireWall-1 Next Generation (NG) security system provides powerful capabilities in terms of detailed and restrictive electronic mail control. It is performed by means of a dedicated security component SMTP Security Server. Read the Article Security policy, active protection against network attacks and management of IDP Intrusion Detection and Prevention (IDP ?) is a new generation of network security systems which implementation is NetScreen? IDP (formerly OneSecure?). This is a network security system performing intrusion detection tasks able to block attacks in a real time. Read the Article SofaWare security policy management from Check Point SmartCenter SofaWare devices have factory pre-defined security policies. There is possibility to define user-defined security policy as described below. Read the Article Understanding the FireWall-1 State Table The intent of this paper is to help you understand how Firewall-1's stateful inspection works. This table is how FW-1 maintains who is doing what and what connections are allowed based on the rule base. To help you better understand your own FW-1 stateful inspection table and validate my data, I have posted all the source code I used at the bottom of this page. Read the Article CheckPoint Secure Platform (SPLAT) With SecurePlatform, in less than 5 minutes a security administrator can turn an off-the-shelf Intel or AMD-based server into a high-performance VPN-1/FireWall-1 gateway. Read the Article Page: 1 2 3 Members currently browsing this category:

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