- Products
- Learn
- Local User Groups
- Partners
- More
What's New in Check Point SASE
Wednesday, 9 September @ 5pm CET / 11am EDT
The State of Ransomware Q2 2026:
This Quarter's Trends, and Their Impact on Your Defenses
AI Security Masters
Implementing the AI Security Trifecta
CheckMates Go:
Half is Not Enough
Outbound Https inspection
If I enable this setting, would I no longer have to create inspection bypass rules in the policy? a single rule to inspect all https traffic to the Internet, if it is not possible to inspect, the https inspection blade automatically bypasses.
What I want to do is decrypt all traffic that can be decrypted by the https inspection blade so that the other threat prevention blades can check the content, if this is not possible for technical limitations instead of creating rules for each site, it is the firewall that makes the decision automatically to let the traffic without decrypting it.
Is my understanding well for this parameter? Or is there another configuration to achieve this goal?
Outbound Https inspection
If I enable this setting, would I no longer have to create inspection bypass rules in the policy? a single rule to inspect all https traffic to the Internet, if it is not possible to inspect, the https inspection blade automatically bypasses.
What I want to do is decrypt all traffic that can be decrypted by the https inspection blade so that the other threat prevention blades can check the content, if this is not possible for technical limitations instead of creating rules for each site, it is the firewall that makes the decision automatically to let the traffic without decrypting it.
Is my understanding well for this parameter? Or is there another configuration to achieve this goal?
Outbound Https inspection
If I enable this setting, would I no longer have to create inspection bypass rules in the policy? a single rule to inspect all https traffic to the Internet, if it is not possible to inspect, the https inspection blade automatically bypasses.
What I want to do is decrypt all traffic that can be decrypted by the https inspection blade so that the other threat prevention blades can check the content, if this is not possible for technical limitations instead of creating rules for each site, it is the firewall that makes the decision automatically to let the traffic without decrypting it.
Is my understanding well for this parameter? Or is there another configuration to achieve this goal?