Total Access Protection
Check Point and MetaInfo
IT professionals are challenged to manage threats to network security caused by viruses, spyware, worms, and other malware. Infected or vulnerable machines should be automatically isolated from the corporate network until the infection is removed or the vulnerability remediated. Leveraging DHCP in this process can greatly reduce the complexity required to deploy this level of protection in existing networks. Unlike solutions that require broad upgrades and replacements to the entire network infrastructure, this solution only requires an upgrade to the DHCP servers. MetaInfo and Check Point have teamed up to deliver an easy-to-deploy joint solution based on MetaInfo SAFE DHCP Quarantine Appliance and Check Point Integrity Clientless Security (ICS). At the time of connection to the network, SAFE DHCP assigns all new machines an IP address and parameters that place them in quarantine. When users open a web browser, SAFE DHCP automatically directs them to the ICS server for an on-demand (ActiveX) scan of their machine. PCs compliant with corporate security policy are immediately assigned a new IP address with full access to the corporate network. Non-compliant machines are directed toward remediation servers to resolve the issues affecting their compliance and stay in quarantine.
MetaInfo SAFE DHCP® Quarantine The SAFE DHCP Host Integrity Module uses the Check Point Integrity Clientless Security solution to identify DHCP clients, scan for malware, and verify site policy compliance before issuing an authenticated lease with access to a protected network. Check Point Integrity
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