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Matlu
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Restricting Files via Check Point

Hello, everyone,
I want to prevent a user or group of users from “uploading” documents to the corporate SharePoint site.
This traffic flows through our firewall cluster.
Can this be achieved in Check Point using a specific blade?
Should we consider hardware resource capacity (memory/disk) before enabling any blade to perform this task?
Thank you for your comments.

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CaseyB
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Sounds like this could work with the combination of the Content Awareness Blade + HTTPS Inspection.

Content Awareness Software Blade

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CaseyB
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Sounds like this could work with the combination of the Content Awareness Blade + HTTPS Inspection.

Content Awareness Software Blade

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Matlu
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Do I need to enable HTTPS Inspection to achieve this?
Would I also need to use the APPC blade?
Something like this: APPC + Content Awareness + HTTPS Inspection?
Could this “put a heavy load” on the device's memory and CPU?

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CaseyB
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If your on-premise Sharepoint is using HTTPS, then I would say it is likely HTTPS Inspection would be needed for it to work properly as it would need to be able to see content, but testing could reveal otherwise.

A rule like this might work:

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I cannot speak to the additional resources required for this; we do not run Content Awareness.

 

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