Native Integrations

Check Point log monitoring with Log360

ManageEngine Log360 supports log ingestion and analysis for Check Point firewalls and security gateways, helping organizations monitor traffic, detect threats, and audit changes across their perimeter devices. From connection logs to configuration events, Log360 parses and reports on Check Point logs to enhance visibility, compliance, and security posture.

How Log360 collects and analyzes Check Point logs

Check Point devices can be configured to forward syslog messages to Log360 for centralized monitoring over UDP, TCP, or TLS. Once ingested, Log360 automatically parses the logs, classifies events, and generates actionable reports.

Built-in reports for Check Point

Log360 offers built-in reports for Check Point firewalls to help you monitor traffic, track logons, and keep an eye on security and system changes. These include:

Firewall Allowed Traffic
Firewall Denied Traffic
Logon Reports
Failed Logon Reports
Firewall Account Management
Firewall Policy Management
Firewall IDS/IPS Reports
Firewall Security Reports
System Events
Device Severity Reports

Monitoring capabilities

Log360 monitors a wide range of log types from Check Point, including:

Allowed firewall traffic: View allowed connections, top traffic sources/destinations, protocols, ports, and trend analysis.

Denied firewall traffic: Monitor denied connection attempts by source, destination, protocol, and port.

Logon reports: Track successful user logins, top users, and logon trends.

Failed logon reports: Identify authentication failures, suspicious login attempts, and user-based failure patterns.

VPN logon reports: Monitor VPN usage, login failures, session terminations, and overall activity.

Configuration reports: Audit command executions, interface status changes, and configuration updates.

Firewall account management: Report on user/group additions and deletions.

IDS/IPS reports: Detect critical and possible attacks, analyze attack sources and destinations, and track trends.

System events: Capture general system operations, device status changes, and event severity classifications.

Device severity reports: Classify logs by severity levels such as Emergency, Alert, Critical, Error, Warning, Notice, and Informational.

Key benefits

Monitor Check Point devices alongside other log sources within Log360’s centralized console.
Detect intrusion attempts, failed authentications, and suspicious traffic patterns.
Analyze traffic trends and audit system or configuration changes with detailed reports.
Meet audit requirements for firewall activity and administrative changes across your network perimeter.

Address key Check Point security challenges

Challenge	Solution with Log360
Siloed threat signals across devices	Correlate Check Point logs with data from other sources (e.g., servers, endpoints, cloud platforms) to uncover coordinated attacks and lateral movement attempts.
Difficulty investigating incidents in real time	Accelerate investigations with centralized access to enriched Check Point logs, search and filter tools, and forensic-friendly log archiving.
Lack of contextual insight for risk prioritization	Leverage event severity tagging and risk-based views to identify and act on high-impact events quickly.
Managing alert fatigue from noisy log data	Fine-tune alert thresholds and apply filters within Log360 to reduce false positives and focus on actionable Check Point events.
Meeting compliance needs across hybrid environments	Use unified compliance reporting across multiple device types, including Check Point, to streamline audits and demonstrate continuous monitoring.