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# Check Point Next Generation Threat Prevention integration

# Check Point Next Generation Threat Prevention integration {#ariaid-title1}

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* Updated March 12, 2026
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## Summary of Check Point Next Generation Threat Prevention integration

This document outlines the integration of Check Point Next Generation Threat Prevention (NGTP) with ServiceNow® Security Incident Response (SIR).
This integration enables security incident analysts to block malicious IP addresses, URLs, and Domains through a Block Request List configured on Check Point Gateways as a Custom Intelligence Feed, directly pulling data from the ServiceNow platform.
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## Key Features

* Creation of multiple Block Lists for various Check Point Gateways.
* Detailed reporting on blocked site types (e.g., phishing, malware).
* Tagging of incidents with observable types (URL, domain, IP address).
* Automatic expiration of older Block List entries to manage size.
* Search capabilities across different Block Lists.
* Linking Block List entries to observable records and incident details.

## Key Outcomes

Once implemented, this integration allows for dynamic updates to the Block List without needing manual configuration changes on the firewall, enhancing the effectiveness of threat prevention efforts. It requires specific configurations on ServiceNow and Check Point systems, including activating necessary plugins and ensuring compatibility with supported OS versions.

## Prerequisites

* ServiceNow Security Incident Response plugin must be activated.
* Check Point OS version R80.20 or higher, with Anti-Bot and Anti-Virus blades enabled.
* ServiceNow version San Diego or later.

## Permissions and Roles

* Administrator (admin) for integration installation.
* Security incident administrator (snsi.admin) for managing Block Lists.
* Security analyst (snsi.analyst) for maintaining Block List Entry records.

For successful integration, ensure all prerequisites and roles are established to facilitate effective threat response management.  
This document describes the steps required to integrate Check Point Next Generation
Threat Prevention (NGTP) capabilities with ServiceNow®
Security Incident Response (SIR) so that
applications function properly together.

Once installed and configured, the security incident analyst uses this integration to block
malicious IP addresses, URLs, and Domains using Block Request List capabilities with the ServiceNow
Security Incident Response (SIR) products. This Block Request List is configured on Check
Point Gateways as a Custom Intelligence Feed. The Custom Intelligence Feeds feature provides
an ability to add custom cyber intelligence feeds into the Next Generation Threat Prevention
engine. It allows fetching feeds from a third-party server, in this case the ServiceNow
Security Incident Response application, directly to the Check Point Next Generation
Gateway to be enforced by Anti-Virus and Anti-Bot blades. The security incident response
analyst creates entries for Check Point Block List from observables determined to be malicious
on ServiceNow SIR security incidents.

For most implementations, a Block Request List is a csv file that is hosted on an external web
server. For this integration, this web server is your ServiceNow AI Platform instance, which permits the
Check Point next-generation Threat Prevention Engine to fetch the list of IP Addresses, URLs and
Domains to be blocked.

To enforce the blocking observables on Check Point Gateway, ensure that Threat Prevention
Policy is configured with Anti-Bot and Anti-Virus Blades activated. As the Block List entries are
modified, the Threat Prevention Engine dynamically imports the list at the configured interval
and enforces policy without a configuration change or a commit on the firewall. For this
integration, ServiceNow AI Platform has created a table containing Block List entries that are retrieved by
authorized Check Point next-generation Gateway at the configured retrieval intervals.  
The integration includes the following features:

* Flexibility to create multiple Block Lists that apply to multiple Check Point Gateways.
* Detailed reporting on the types of sites being blocked (phishing, malware, and allow listed sites).
* Tagging of ServiceNow AI Platform security incidents with Block List entries by the observable type (URL, domain, IP address).
* Configuring Block List expiration periods to maintain Block List size by automatically expiring or removing older entries.
* Searching Block List entries between different Block Lists.
* Linking Block List entries to observable records and security incidents that include threat intelligence results and details about why an entry is blocked.
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## Integration architecture diagram {#check-point-ng-integration__section_i21_mxm_pgb}

Below is the high-level architecture diagram depicting the components involved and integration points between NOW Platform and Check Point Systems.  
Note:  
The Check Point Systems logo, Anti-Virus Blade image, and Anti Bot Blade image are from Check Point Systems ©. They are the Property of Check Point Systems.

## Plugins {#check-point-ng-integration__section_gyw_v1n_pgb}

The integration requires that the Security Incident Response
(com.snc.security_incident) plugin be activated.  
To install Security Incident Response plugins:

1. Log in to your instance with your HI credentials.
2. Verify you have the administrator (admin) role.
3. Navigate to System Definition\>plugins in your instance.
4. Select and click Security Incident Response.
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Once these plugins have been installed, you are able to upload the new Check Point integration plugin from the ServiceNow store and follow the following configuration instructions.

## Supported Check Point OS versions {#check-point-ng-integration__section_k52_nbn_pgb}

This integration requires the Custom Intelligence Feed of Check Point and Anti-Bot and Anti-Virus blades. These are supported from R80.20 and higher. Install the hot fix of Custom Intelligence Feature known as Check Point R80.10
Jumbo HF take 121 and above. Refer to the Check Point Custom Intelligence Feed Documentation's Installation section for more information on product compatibility matrix.

[https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=\&solutionid=sk132193](https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solutionid=sk132193)

After installing the hot fix, ensure that below commands are accessible on Check Point Gateway. SSH to the Gateway and login to expert mode.

## Supported ServiceNow versions {#check-point-ng-integration__section_cy4_dcn_pgb}

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## References {#check-point-ng-integration__section_xkd_gcn_pgb}

Below are some of the Check Point references which are useful in setting up the Pre-requisites.

1. Custom Intelligence Feeds Feature - [https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=\&solutionid=sk132193](https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solutionid=sk132193)
2. To set up Anti-Bot and Anti-Virus blades refer the Check Point User Guide. <http://downloads.checkpoint.com/dc/download.htm?ID=46534>
3. To set up HTTPS Inspection on Check Point follow the link below. [https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=\&solutionid=sk108202](https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solutionid=sk108202)
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## Permissions and roles {#check-point-ng-integration__section_a3p_fdn_pgb}

The following ServiceNow roles are required.

* Administrator (admin) for installation of the integration application plugin
* Security incident administrator (sn_si.admin) for creating Block Lists in ServiceNow and approving requests for adding and deactivating Blocklist Entries.
* Security analyst (also referred to here as a SOC Analyst, sn_si.analyst) for creating and maintaining Block List Entry records.
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For more information on assigning the security analyst role, on the [ServiceNow documentation
website](https://www.servicenow.com/docs), navigate to Security operations\>Security Incident Response\>
Assigning security analysts.

