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Anti-Virus deep scanning reccomendation
Hello!
Are there any Check Point recommendations for Anti-Virus deep scanning enabling? In terms of performance we understand that performance impact is increasing, but what about security side? Are there some best practices about this?
Thanks!
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Please refer the sk100633 (Best Practices - threats investigation using Threat Prevention Software Blades).
Following Presentation: Investigative Best Practices with Threat Prevention in the sk will help you in better utilization of the threat prevention blades as per your environment.
Regards
Kiran Naidu
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First off, AV Deep Scanning invokes components that were created by Kaspersky Labs:
sk118539: How to disable and remove Kaspersky Labs components from Check Point Security Gateway
From a performance perspective, deep scanning invokes additional inspection that takes place outside the kernel of the firewall in process space. Any trip between the firewall's kernel and process space will cause a fair amount of extra overhead, I refer to these trips as the firewall's "fourth path" (in addition to SXL, PXL, F2F).
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