Overview Tab

The Overview tab shows a graphical summary of important security information about the endpoint clients in your organization. This tab includes three information panes:

Security Summary for the Organization

This pane shows the total number of endpoints discovered in the organization. The pane also shows the number of endpoints that:

• Are aligned with the organizational security policy
• Have security warnings
• Have security violations

Active Alerts

This pane shows the number of active security alerts in different categories. You can click the View Current Status link for each category to see the endpoints that generated the alerts. The alert list updates every ten minutes.

You can enable/disable alerts, configure alert thresholds and configure email notifications in Reporting tab > Alerts.

Security Status

This pane shows a chart of different security status categories, including:

• Deployment Progress - Shows the progress of package deployment to endpoint computers.
• Blade Health Check - Shows which computers have installed components that are not running.
• Disk Encryption Status - Shows the status of Full Disk Encryption on endpoint computers.
• Anti-Malware Updates - Shows which endpoint computers have or are lacking current Anti-Malware signature updates.
• Malware Infections - Shows which endpoint computers are malware-free, have not been scanned, or have malware problems.
• Compliance Verification - Shows which endpoint computers are compliant with the security policy and which are restricted or have pending warnings.
• Bot Detections - Shows which endpoint computers have bot problems.

For each category you can see:

• Trend tab - A line chart that shows the trend over time.
• Endpoints tab - A table that shows Endpoint computers in greater detail.

You can also click the Getting Started link to run the Endpoint Security Express Setup Wizard. Do the steps in the wizard pages to quickly configure the default policy for each component. The wizard also lets you run the Directory Scanner and configure Deployment rules.

Opening SmartEndpoint

You can open SmartEndpoint in these ways:

• Go to Start > All Programs > Check Point SmartConsole <version> > SmartEndpoint.
• Open SmartConsole, and from the Menu, select SmartEndpoint.

Policy Tab

You define and manage the policy for each Endpoint Security component in the Policy tab.

The policy tab contains the Policy Management Toolbar and the Policy Rule Base.