Introduction to Endpoint Security

Check Point Endpoint Security is an endpoint protection solution that safeguards devices against a wide range of cyber threats. It integrates prevention, detection, and response capabilities to defend against malware, ransomware, phishing, and other targeted attacks. This solution combines local and cloud-based security technologies.

This guide helps administrators deploy, configure, and maintain Endpoint Security in the Check Point Portal, a cloud-based management console that centralizes security operations. It provides essential information and step-by-step instructions to support effective implementation and ongoing management.

Endpoint Security includes Endpoint Management as a Service (EPMaaS), a cloud-based service that manages policies and deployments for both Endpoint Security and Browser - Classic clients. For details about Browser - Classic, see the Browser Security Administration Guide .

Key Features

  • Comprehensive threat prevention - Uses Check Point's next-generation security technologies to protect endpoints from known and unknown threats, including zero-day attacks.

  • Cross-platform security - Enforces consistent security policies across multiple operating systems.

  • Centralized management - The cloud-based Check Point Portal console enables real-time monitoring, policy management, and response to security events, simplifying endpoint protection at scale.

Endpoint Security supports the management of these components:

  • Threat Prevention

  • Data Protection

  • Media Encryption & Port Protection

  • Firewall

  • Application Control

  • Developer Protection

  • Compliance

  • Software Deployment

Endpoint Security supports up to 400,000 endpoint clients.

Note:

Google Chrome is the recommended browser for the Endpoint Security Administrator Portal.