Step 2 - Create a Threat Emulation Appliance Object in the SmartConsole
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Define a Gateway Object
- Open SmartConsole.
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Go to Gateway > Gateways and Servers > Network Object > New Gateway.

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Select Wizard Mode.

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In the Gateway platform, select TE Appliances and enable Static IP address.

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Enter the SIC password.
Note:Ensure that the Trust State is Initialized

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- Complete the Wizard setup.
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Install the Security Policy
- In the Gateway Object Properties, navigate to the Threat Prevention tab.
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In the Blades section, do these:
Navigate to the Main Menu in the SmartConsole and click Install Policy for the changes to appear.
To enable Threat Prevention Features:
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In the Custom Threat Prevention section, enable Threat Emulation Blade.
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Set the Threat Emulation location to Locally on this Threat Emulation Appliance.

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Enable Threat Extraction.

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Save and close the settings.
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Configure UserCheck Settings on the TE Appliance
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To enable HTTPS for the UserCheck Portal, go to TE Appliance Object > UserCheck > Settings.
Ensure that the URL starts with either an IP address or an FQDN.
- By default, the system uses the built-in SSL certificates in SmartConsole. If you want to use your own SSL certificates, navigate to the Certificates section, click Import and upload the valid SSL certificate.
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Ensure that the UserCheck portal is enabled to be accessible to all interfaces by navigating to UserCheck settings > Accessibility > Accessible from all interfaces.
Note:
This setting enables the Check Point Firewall to receive requests from the Security Management Server via internet. To ensure secure communication, check the configuration of the Threat Prevention API.
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Install both policies on the TE
Appliance to apply the changes.

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To enable HTTPS for the UserCheck Portal, go to TE Appliance Object > UserCheck > Settings.