Check Point CloudGuard Network Security. R81.20 Mgmt&GW BYOL

Check Point CloudGuard is an industry-leading solution for advanced threat prevention and network security across public, private, and hybrid clouds, offering a single console for you to smoothly and seamlessly manage your public and private cloud security.

CloudGuard Network Security features multiple Check Point virtual security gateways. With Check Point’s unified security management solution, they natively integrate into any and all public and private cloud environments and, depending on your purchased subscriptions, provide the functionality as follows:

• Firewall
• Application Control
• IPS
• URL Filtering
• Anti-Bot
• Anti-Virus
• Anti-Spam
• DNS Security
• SandBlast Threat Emulation (sandboxing)
• SandBlast Threat Extraction (CDR)
• Zero Phishing
• IoT Network Protection
• SD-WAN Network Optimization
• SmartLog
• SmartEvent
• SmartReporter
• Compliance

To use this BYOL solution, you must have a valid license. Purchasing and managing your own licenses from Check Point Software Technologies Ltd is your responsibility.

Minimum system requirements

Virtual machines:

• vCPU: 1
• RAM: 8 GB
• Disk size: At least 100 GB

Recommended system requirements

Virtual machines:

• vCPU: At least 2
• RAM: At least 12 GB
• Disk size: At least 150 GB

1. Get an SSH key pair for connection to the VM.

2. Create a VM from a public image:

   1. Under Boot disk image on the Marketplace tab, enter CloudGuard in the Product search field and select this public image: Check Point CloudGuard Network Security. R81.20 Mgmt&GW BYOL.

   2. Under Access:

      • In the Login field, enter the username: admin.

      • In the SSH key field, select from the list the SSH key you got earlier.

        Note

        You cannot connect to the gateway without an SSH key, since the image does not contain a default username and password.

   3. If required, under Metadata, specify a key named user-data and provide the contents of the cloud-init configuration file as its value.

   4. Click Create VM.

3. Wait until the VM status switches to Running.

4. Connect to the VM over SSH Use the username you set when creating the VM and the private SSH key you got earlier.

• Protecting network services from known and unknown (0-day) threats.

Check Point
You can contact Check Point technical support at this link.

Yandex Cloud
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