What's New in Check Point SASE September 2026: Video, Slides, and Q&A

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Slides are available below the Q&A, which is below the video:

Once the device is connected to SASE, how the client device get to know and query the private DNS servers inside the corporate network?

You can configure your private DNS servers in the SASE portal, and the devices will use it for your private domains. More details in: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/Infinity_Portal/WebAdminGuides/EN/SASE-Admin-Guide/SASE_Securit...

For licensing purposes, we just need to license the sase client or also the gateway as with other vendors?

For internet access only, you do not need a gateway license. If you wish to use private access, you are granted a free gateway license for each 100 users license.

Is there a plan to include the SASE client as part of the Endpoint Security suite?

Yes, it is part of the Check Point roadmap

Web filtering features are additional licensing or is included as part of the sase licensing?

Included in the same license

Regarding Unified Policy: which actions can be defined in the Action column of the rulebase?

Three actions - Allow/Warn/Block. Warn for Private Access is on the roadmap.

Can we use dual ISPs from the branch office? can each isp connect to a different pop? Also with SD-WAN?

Yes, and yes. You can connect the 2 ISPs to several PoPs in parallel. You can use DAIP - dynamic IP address for this scenario. And you can use Check Point SD-WAN or other 3rd party SD-WAN provider./

Are there any plans to add more Points of Presence (PoPs) in Central America?

Yes, during 2027

I saw Manila pop, when will it be available? will it be available on standard and enhanced network too?

By end of 2026 - both for Standard and Enhanced Networks

Can the SASE Private and Internet trial licenses be based on number of users instead of time for purposes of conducting a proper POC that doesn't time out?

If you needed extended license for POC, please reach out to your local account team.