Endpoint Security Needs User Authentication Software Deployment feature pushes new Endpoint Security client versions or to Add/Remove blade(s). Upgrades can be performed in the same way as installations or by using Endpoint Security Software Deployment in Endpoint Web Management Console. When Media Encryption blade is enabled, check here if security settings are lowered. Upon first installation, Anti-Malware, Media Encryption, Firewall, Full Disk Encryption, Anti-Ransomware, Forensics, and Threat Emulation blades require full disk access approval by the end-user or by MDM configuration. Until these two operations are performed, the blade remains offline. If the installation was successful, the Endpoint Security icon appears in the menu bar.Īfter the installation, Media Encryption & Port Protection blade requires kernel extension approval, to be performed by the end user in the system preferences screen, or by MDM configuration, to be followed by a reboot. The Check Point Endpoint Security Installer opens.Įnter a Name and Password to authorize the installation and click OK.Ī message shows that the package installed successfully or failed for a specified reason. Then double-click it to extract.Ĭlick the APP file that appears next to the ZIP file. Make sure that the ZIP file is located on a local disk (not in a file share folder). Use a third party distribution method to distribute the ZIP file to Endpoint users. The package shows in the configured location. Optional: If Remote Access VPN is part of the package, you can configure a VPN site. In the window that opens, select which features to include in the package and click OK. The selected package is put in the Package Repository. In SmartEndpoint, on the Deployment tab, select an entity in the Action column and click Load client installer file. Client packages for Mac clients must be distributed manually and do not use Software Deployment.

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