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R81.20 Check Point Endpoint Security Web Management Administration Guide

R81.20 Endpoint Security Web Management Administration Guide

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Configuring Endpoint Policy
Configuring the Threat Prevention Policy
Behavioral Protection
The Anti-Exploit Component

Important Information
Introduction to Endpoint Web Management
Logging into Endpoint Web Management Console
Reconnect Tool
Supported Operating Systems for the Endpoint Security Client
Deploying Endpoint Clients
Managing Administrators for the Endpoint Web Management Console
Managing Users in Endpoint Security
Viewing Computer Information
Configuring Endpoint Policy
Performing Data Recovery
Giving Remote Help to Full Disk Encryption Users
Managing Active Directory Scanners
Active Directory Authentication
Managing Virtual Groups
Certificate Management
Anti-Malware Updates
Viewing Logs
Exporting Logs
Query Language Overview
Forensics Data
Endpoint Security for Linux
Endpoint Security for Windows Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)
Endpoint Security for Terminal Server / Remote Desktop Services
Recent Tasks
Known Limitations
Appendix

The Anti-Exploit Component

Endpoint Security Anti-Exploit detects zero-day and unknown attacks, and provides protection to vulnerable processes from exploitation. Files on your computer are sent to a testing area for emulation to detect malicious files and content.

There are three configuration options for the Anti-Exploit protection:

Prevent - Prevents the attack and suspends the application under attack.
Detect - Detects and logs the attack information. Does not prevent the attack.
Off - The Anti-Exploit protection is disabled.

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