Check Point Endpoint Security Client E88.70 for Windows is now available

[Danielle_Allon]

Hi,

We are thrilled to announce that Check Point Harmony Endpoint Security Client E88.70 for Windows is now available as GA (General Availability)

Check out our new Demo here!

Main Enhancements:

 Substantial performance improvements 

• A series of performance optimizations have been introduced to Behavioral Guard and Forensics blade to improve overall system performance and significantly reduce CPU consumption.
• Tuned the DNS inspection feature to reduce CPU consumption as well as improve network load.  
• Behavioral Guard signatures are now loaded faster.

• Super Node functionality in Semi-isolated environments is now GA
• Super node status is now available in the Asset Management view on the portal.

• DNS inspection can now be controlled through the policy – added the ability to enable/disable the DNS inspection feature directly through the policy.

• DLP Enforcement by application – added the granularity to enforce DLP policy for GenAI applications per specific application. Admins can choose the required application out of hundreds supported applications.

• Display DLP policy name and version in the Browser extension pop-up – it is now possible to view the enforced policy name and version for DLP within the browser extension pop-up.

• Infinity IOC – enforcement of IOCs is now performed faster. In addition, admins can now easily access Infinity IOC directly from the Endpoint portal [Threat Prevention policy > Manage > Manage Infinity IOCs].

• Network URL Filtering- added to ability for users to dismiss the URL filtering alert and access block sites. This option uses the same setting as the Browser extension. For more details on the implementation logic as well as the configuration, please refer to the release notes.

• Forensics report now provide better visibility into the exact Registry location that triggered the detection

Please see sk182578 for the complete list of enhancements and resolved issues in this release.

Please feel free to reach out with any questions!

@BarYassure @AdiGH @Danielle_Allon 

[lluner]

@the_rock 

Let's wait . tks 

[the_rock]

IM sure if you called TAC yourself and explained the situation, they would understand. Anyway, I hope its gets sorted out quick.

Good luck mate!

Andy

[PhoneBoy]

If you open a high-severity case with TAC via the web, always follow up with a phone call.

[the_rock]

Thats always a good idea, agree.

[Chris_Atkinson]

What do you mean by no interaction, if it's urgent have you escalated the case via the portal in the first instance?

[the_rock]

Probably the best idea.

[lluner]

@Chriz 

SE local  said: the call was opened 04/24 via the web, then this has an SLA even though it is high severity

[RS_Daniel]

Hello @lluner,

The only way to get inmediate assistance is to put severity in Critical. They'll call you within 30 minutes. But if your problem does not have a huge impact in you network they will put it in high again and good luck there. First i would try to put severity in critical, if that is not possible i would try to find a workaround (downgrade, disable blade, disable that policy, exclusion, etc). I have had tickets with severity in high opened for weeks/months, with the only update "RnD is looking into this issue".

I agree sending a PM to @BarYassure is a great/helpful option if you need to speed up the process.

Regards

[the_rock]

Critical, agreed and then call, for sure. Thats what I would do.

Andy

[BarYassure]

Hi
Can you please send me all the details over email?
Ticket number, short description and any other data you can share.
bary@checkpoint.com