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>> [MUSIC]
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In this module,
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we will cover Exclusions.
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Let's say you need to organize
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your closet and you
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need to get rid of a lot of old stuff.
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But when you start throwing items out,
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you see an old shirt you once
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loved and decide to save it.
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What defines this shirt?
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The brand, the color,
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the fact that it is water resistant?
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In this case, it was love.
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Going back to endpoint.
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As we offer protections on so many factors,
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we will block and remove malicious
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>> and suspicious files.
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>> But what if you need to make an exception?
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The exception type will change based on
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the capability it's part of.
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For example, if you use URL filtering,
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the exclusion will be a URL.
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If the capability is anti-bot,
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the exclusion would be a process,
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a URL, an IP range,
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the main name or a protection name.
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If we're talking about anti-malware,
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the exclusion will be a path which we won't scan.
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Microsoft offers a great webpage
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with their applications and
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the exclusions that needs to be configured
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in order for the applications to run smoothly.
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More information and examples can be found in
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the Check Point's support center under sk128472.
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From the Policy tab,
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I will go to the Threat Emulation Capability
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and the Exclusion Center.
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I'm going to go to Anti-bot exclusions, select Add.
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I can select for a process to exclude a URL,
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a domain from where we will exclude,
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a protection name, IP range.
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It depends on the capability.
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Then you'll just have to go and
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configure the right exclusions.
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Thank you for watching. [MUSIC]
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