Not to compare AI copilot with MS copilot, but here is what MS one came up with (I choose think deeper setting, rather than auto or quick response, since we have fully licenses version)
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What to change
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Enable logging for allowed URLs
- Go to: Policy → Threat Prevention → Web & Files Protection → Advanced settings.
- Check the option “Allow logs for visited sites.”
This is off by default to avoid massive log volumes. [community....kpoint.com]
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Be aware of scope and UI
- This setting is available in the web management interface; it’s not in SmartEndpoint. If you’re managing on‑prem via SmartEndpoint only, you won’t see it because URL Filtering is not supported with SmartEndpoint (use the web UI/Infinity Portal). [community....kpoint.com], [sc1.checkpoint.com]
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(Optional) Cover non‑browser traffic
- In the same Advanced settings → URL Filtering area, consider enabling “Network URL Filtering” so URLs opened by applications/processes (not just browsers) are also inspected and logged. [sc1.checkpoint.com]
Why you currently see only “block” logs
- In Prevent mode, Harmony Endpoint stops access to selected categories and logs the block. Allowed traffic isn’t logged unless you enable Allow logs for visited sites. [sc1.checkpoint.com], [community....kpoint.com]
- Switching a category to Detect will log detections while allowing access, but it doesn’t produce full “allow” visibility across all benign sites. The “Allow logs for visited sites” checkbox is what gives comprehensive allow logs. [sc1.checkpoint.com]
Where to see the logs (and forward them)
- Infinity Portal → Harmony Endpoint Logs provides filters, views, and CSV export for endpoint events. [sc1.checkpoint.com]
- Infinity Events offers a unified events view (including Harmony Endpoint) with customizable columns and 90‑day default retention. [sc1.checkpoint.com]
- If you need to send these logs to a SIEM, set up Event Forwarding from Infinity Portal (Push to SIEM or Azure storage). [sc1.checkpoint.com]
Practical tips & cautions
- Start small: Enabling allow‑logs for all endpoints can overwhelm storage/ingestion. Enable it for a test group first to gauge volume. [community....kpoint.com]
- Browser plugin dependency: The Harmony Endpoint browser extension (SBA plugin) is used to gain full visibility into HTTP/HTTPS traffic; make sure it’s present (especially on Chrome/Edge). [community....kpoint.com]
- Policy coverage: Double‑check your selected categories (and any deny list entries/wildcards) in Advanced settings → URL Filtering so your configuration matches your intent. [sc1.checkpoint.com]
Best,
Andy
"Have a great day and if its not, change it"