Threat Intel Connector for Check Point NGFW

RST Cloud is thrilled to announce the launch of a specialised threat intelligence connector, facilitating seamless integration of the highly relevant RST Threat Feed with Check Point Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) solutions.

In a strategic move to bolster cybersecurity capabilities, RST Cloud has expanded its integration offerings to include Check Point NGFW, complementing existing integrations with Fortinet FortiGate, Palo Alto NGFW, and Cisco FirePower.

The newly developed connector empowers organisations to harness advanced threat intelligence knowledge directly within their Check Point NGFW solutions. By leveraging the comprehensive insights provided by the RST Threat Feed, organisations gain the ability to proactively block the most pertinent cyber threats at the network level, armed with actionable indicators of compromise.

This innovative solution supports four main types of Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) – including IP addresses, domains, URLs, and hashes – seamlessly integrating with various Check Point security blades such as AntiVirus and AntiBot.

The integration process is native and ensures a smooth experience for users, guaranteeing seamless implementation and operation. Organisations can customise their threat intelligence feeds by applying various filtering options, such as connections to Command and Control (C2) servers, proxy/VPN usage, phishing, malware of different types, and other specific tags. Additionally, users have the flexibility to filter IoCs based on high risk scores, calculated by RST Cloud’s proprietary engine, considering factors such as source trustworthiness, threat type, and environmental metrics.

“We are excited to introduce this easy-to-use threat intel connector for Check Point NGFW solutions,” said Yury Sergeev, Director at RST Cloud. “By seamlessly integrating the RST Threat Feed, organisations can elevate their cybersecurity posture, effectively mitigating evolving threats directly on the network level and safeguarding critical assets.”