Check Point Infinity Platform Features

Network Management (7)

Activity Monitoring: Documents the actions from endpoints within a network. Alerts users of incidents and abnormal activities and documents the access point.
Asset Management: Keeps records of each network asset and its activity. Discovers new assets accessing the network.
Log Management: Provides security information and stores the data in a secure repository for reference.
Network Mapping: Provides visual displays network connections, services, and endpoints.
Compliance: Supports compliance with PII, GDPR, HIPPA, PCI, and other regulatory standards.
Reporting: Documents suspicious activity within a network and provide analysis of potential threats or vulnerabilities.
Console: Provides a centralized console for administration tasks and unified control.

Threat Intelligence: Stores information related to common threats and how to resolve them once incidents occur.
Vulnerability Assessment: Analyzes your existing network and IT infrastructure to outline access points that can be easily compromised.
Advanced Analytics: Allows users to customize analytics with granulized metrics that are pertinent to your specific resources.
Data Examination: Allows users to search databases and incident logs to gain insights on vulnerabilities and incidents.

Malware Evaluation: Tools to test an object to see whether or not it qualifies as malware.
Automatic Submission: The ability for a system to evaluate objects and automatically submit them to the sandbox.
Automatic Evaluation: The ability for a system to evaluate objects within the sandbax and assign a malware probability score.
Malware Probability Scores: The ability to assign objects a score based on their probability of being malware.

Intrusion Prevention: Enforces security paramaters to prevent unauthorized access.
Firewall: Protects servers, data center infrastructure and information from a variety of attacks and malware threats.
Encryption: Provide some level of encryption of information, protecting sensitive data while it exists within the data center.
Security hardening: Facilitates system and network security by identifying and remediating vulnerabilities
Cloud Data Protection: Provides high quality and wide scope of in-cloud and offline data security capabilities.

Compliance: Supports compliance with PII, GDPR, HIPPA, PCI, and other regulatory standards.
Administration Console -: Provides a centralized console for administation tasks and unified control.
API / integrations: Application Programming Interface - Specification for how the application communicates with other software. API's typically enable integration of data, logic, objects, etc. with other software applications.
Compliance: Monitors assets and enforces security policies to audit assets and infrastructure security.
Web Control: Filters websites and manages whitelisting to enforce compliance protocols for users accessing the internet within the network.
Application Control: Blocks endpoint users from accessing restricted applications.
Asset Management: Keeps records of each network asset and its activity. Discovers new assets accessing the network.
Device Control: Manages user network accessibility on laptops and mobile devices.
Network Segmentation: Allows administrative control over network components, mapping, and segmentation.
Scalability: Provides features to allow scaling for large organizations and user bases.
Global Access: Extends SDP network access to users regardless of their physical location.

System Isolation: Cuts off network connection or temporarily inactivate applications until incidents are remedied.
Firewall: Protects endpoint devices from a variety of attacks and malware threats.
Endpoint Intelligence: Analysis for users to examine threat intelligence data specific to their endpoint devices.
Malware Detection: Provides multiple techniques and information sources to alert users of malware occurrences.

Workflow Mapping: Visually displays connected applications and integrated data. Allows customization and management of workflow structures.
Workflow Automation: Streamline the flow of work processes by establishing triggers and alerts that notify and route information to the appropriate people when their action is required within the compensation process.
Automated Remediation: Reduces time spent remedying issues manually. Resolves common network security incidents quickly.
Log Monitoring: Constantly monitors logs to detect anomalies in real time.

Security Orchestration: Integrates additional security tools to automate security and incident response processes.
Data Collection: Collects information from multiple sources to cross reference and build contextual to correlate intelligence.
Threat Intelligence: Stores information related to common threats and how to resolve them once incidents occur.
Data Visualization: Offer pre-built and custom reporting and dashboards for quick insights into system states.

Compliance Monitoring: Monitors data and compliance requirements. Sends alerts based on violations or misuse.
Vulnerability Monitoring: Monitors networks, applications, and systems to identify misconfigurations and access points that can be easily compromised.
Configuration Monitoring: Monitors configuration rule sets and policy enforcement measures and document changes to maintain compliance.
Observability: Generate insights across IT systems utilizing event metrics, logging, traces, and metadata.