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For relevant information, see Upload Emulation .

 

 

 

 

00:00: The Upload Emulation feature in Harmony Browse scans the files for threats and mitigates them before you upload the files to a protected domain. 00:09: To enable upload emulation, log in to the Infinity Portal, access Harmony Browse, and click Policy. 00:16: Expand Threat Prevention and click Policy Capabilities. 00:20: Select the to which you want to enable upload emulation. 00:25: In the Web and Files Protection tab, select Prevent for Upload Emulation. 00:30: To specify the protected domains for upload emulation, click Edit. 00:35: Click New and enter the domain name or IP address. 00:39: Make sure that the Upload Emulation is set to Protected and click Save. 00:44: The specified domain is added to the table. Click ok to close this page. 00:49: As the last step, save and install the policy. 00:53: Thank you for watching this video.

For relevant information, see Upload Protection.

00:00: The upload protection protects your organization from malicious files being uploaded to the protected domains. The files are first sent to Check Point's for analysis and based on the verdict, the files are either allowed or blocked from upload. 00:15: To enable upload protection, log into the Infinity Portal, access Harmony Endpoint and click Policy. 00:22: Expand threat prevention and select policy capabilities. 00:26: Select the rule to which you want to enable upload protection. 00:30: In the web and files protection tab, click advanced settings. 00:34: Click Upload protection and select an upload protection action for supported and unsupported files. Check Point recommends that you do not select the Allow option as Uploading files without Threat Emulation analysis may pose potential security risks. Once you have selected the action, click OK. 00:53: As a last step, click save and install to install these settings. 00:57: Thank you for watching this video.

For relevant information, see Block Upload by Domain.

00:00: The block upload by domain feature in Harmony Browse allows you to specify the domains to which you want to block uploading of files. This feature overwrites the settings in the Upload Protection feature. 00:12: To enable the block upload by domain feature, log in to the Infinity portal, access Harmony Browse and click policy. 00:20: Expand threat prevention and select policy capabilities. 00:24: Select the rule to which you want to enable the block upload domain. 00:28: In the web and files protection tab, click advanced settings. 00:32: Click Upload Protection, and click Edit under Block upload by domain. 00:36: Click the star icon and specify the domain, action and click OK. 00:40: The specified domain and action is listed in the table. Click ok to close the window. 00:46: As the last step, click save and install to install these settings. 00:50: Thank you for watching this video.

For relevant information, see Adding Exclusions to a Specific Rule.

00:00: Smart Exclusions allows you to add exclusions to multiple capabilities easily. An exclusion is an entity, such as an IP address or domain that you want to exclude from the inspection. While, this video specifically details the steps for Harmony Endpoint, it is also applicable to Harmony Browse. 00:19: Log in to the Infinity Portal, access Harmony Endpoint, and click Policy. 00:24: Expand Threat Prevention and click Policy Capabilities and select a rule. 00:29: In the Capability and Exclusion pane, click Exclusions Center. 00:34: Click "Go To Smart Exclusions". 00:37: You can add an exclusion for a single or multi exclusion type. This video covers the procedure to add an exclusion for a single exclusion type. To add a single exclusion type, click new and select single method exclusion. 00:51: Enter a name for the exclusion and make sure that the status is enabled. 00:56: Select an exclusion type. 00:59: You can either apply the exclusion to all the supported capabilities or to specific supported capabilities. 01:07: Enter the details and click save. 01:10: The new exclusion is added to the table. 01:13: Thank you for watching this video.

For relevant information, see Viewing Dashboard and Reports.

00:00: Harmony Endpoint Custom Dashboard allows you to create personalized dashboards with widgets of your preference. 00:07: Log in to the Infinity Portal. Access Harmony Endpoint and then click "Overview". 00:13: Navigate to the Custom Dashboard and click add. 00:16: You can create two types of custom dashboards. The Blank dashboard allows you to create a new dashboard with widgets of your choice. The Unified template allows you to duplicate and customize the Unified dashboard. 00:28: To create a blank dashboard, hover over the blank dashboard and click Add. 00:33: Click "Add your first widget". 00:36: Select the widget on the left. Review the widget details on the right and click add to add the widget. 00:42: The widget is added to your dashboard. Now, enter a name for your dashboard. 00:47: You can specify whether the dashboard should be private or public. Private dashboards are available only for you to view whereas, Public dashboards can be viewed by all the users. 00:58: Click "Save" to save the dashboard. 01:01: To add more widgets to the dashboard, click Add Widget and follow the wizard. 01:06: To create a custom dashboard using a Unified template, hover over the unified template and click duplicate. 01:13: Enter a name for the unified template. You can add or delete widgets as per your choice. Click save to save the dashboard. 01:20: Finally, to modify a custom dashboard, expand the custom dashboard and click the three dots for the dashboard you want to modify and select the required action. 01:30: Thanks for watching this video.

For relevant information, see Viewing Dashboard and Reports.

00:00: This video shows how to generate various reports about the security status of your endpoints. 00:07: Log in to the Infinity Portal. Access the Harmony Endpoint Administrator Portal and click "Overview" 00:14: Click Reports and select Generate Report. 00:17: Select the report you want to generate. 00:20: Click settings and select export report. 00:23: Select the time frame for the report and click Export. The report is generated and downloaded as a pdf. 00:30: If you want to schedule report generation automatically, click Reports and select Schedule Report. 00:36: Click Add to schedule the report. 00:39: Specify the details for the report and click Schedule. Harmony Endpoint generates the report at the scheduled time and emails the report to the specified recipients. 00:49: Thank you for watching the video!

For relevant information, see Data Loss Prevention.

00:05: or DLP is a technique to prevent unauthorized transmission of confidential information such as bank account numbers. This video shows how to apply DLP rules to data for example to files that you download or upload. While this video specifically details the steps for Harmony Endpoint, it is also applicable to Harmony Browse. 00:27: Log in to the Infinity Portal access the harmony endpoint administrator 00:31: portal and click policy and data loss prevention now click 00:35: DLP data type manager. 00:38: You can either use the existing data types in the default groups or create 00:42: custom data types. 00:44: To edit a data type expand the DLP group and select a data 00:48: type. 00:49: Click edit and edit the data type as per your requirement. 00:53: Click okay to save your changes. 00:56: To create a new custom data type click new and select data. 01:00: Follow the wizard to define the new data type and click finish. 01:04: The new custom data type is listed under custom data types group and 01:08: similarly new DLP groups. You create are listed under my groups. 01:13: Now, to create a DLP rule and associate with an event, click Data Loss Prevention. 01:19: Select a rule in the table and click "Clone" and then select "Clone Above" or "Clone Below". 01:24: Enter a rule name, select a device group and click "OK". 01:28: Select the rule you just created and click outbound events or inbound events 01:32: outbound event refers to transferring content to external resources 01:36: inbound event refers to downloading data. 01:40: To add an event, turn on the "Disable all" toggle button and click Add. 01:45: Make sure the Status toggle button is enabled. Select the Event type, Destination type, and Action. Select the Data types to associate with the DLP rule and click "Save". 01:56: Click "Save and Install" to install the new policy settings. 02:00: As the last step, click "INSTALL".