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Check Point Endpoint Security Administration Guide

Check Point Endpoint Security Administration Guide

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Configuring Endpoint Policy
Configuring the Threat Prevention Policy
Adding Exclusions to Rules

Important Information
Introduction to Endpoint Security
Getting Started
Video Tutorials
Reconnect Tool
Supported Operating Systems for the Endpoint Security Client
Supported Browsers for the Browser Extension
Migrating an On-premises Security Management Server to Endpoint Security
Infinity AI Copilot
Deploying Endpoint Clients
Viewing Operational Overview, Security Overview and Reports
Browser Settings
Managing Accounts in Check Point Portal
Managing Browser - Classic
Viewing Computer Information
Configuring Endpoint Policy
Performing Data Recovery
Managing Virtual Groups
Managing Active Directory Scanners
Giving Remote Help to Full Disk Encryption Users
Active Directory Authentication
Endpoint Security Logs
Query Language Overview
Exporting Logs
Sending Security Reports
Push Operations
Certificate Management
Forensics Data
Downloading Forensics Reports
Endpoint Security for Linux
Endpoint Security for Windows Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)
Endpoint Security for Terminal Server/ Remote Desktop Services
Configuring Threat Emulation (TE) Appliance for Endpoint Security
Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP)
Smart App Control
Recent Tasks
Known Limitations
Appendix A - Deploying Endpoint Security Client using SCCM
Appendix B - Uninstalling the Client (For macOS and Windows)
Appendix C - Deploying Endpoint Security Client Using Microsoft Intune
Appendix D - Microsoft Intune Wipe and Windows Reset with Full Disk Encryption

Adding Exclusions to Rules

You can use either Legacy Exclusions or Smart Exclusions to add your exclusions. However, we recommend that you use Smart Exclusions for the ease of managing exclusions.

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31 August 2026

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