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Secure out-of-band console and power management for Check Point security gateways - CyberTalk

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Secure out-of-band console and power management for Check Point security gateways - CyberTalk

Contributed by WTI as part of Check Point’s CPX silver-level partner sponsorship opportunity. WTI is an industry leader in out-of-band network management.

Nobody has time to drive to a site when an ISP drops service or you simply need to reconfigure and/or reboot a switch, router or firewall. Your time is too valuable not to have an out-of-band solution in place. WTI out-of-band solutions comes with a cellular connect and fallback option that gives you secure remote access to console ports as well as control of individual power outlets when your network services are disrupted.

WTI out-of-band management solutions

WTI engineers and manufactures secure out-of-band management solutions for local and globally deployed networks. WTI out-of-band products are designed to ensure uninterrupted access to network devices and services by providing solutions to quickly and effectively respond to problems at distant or hard to reach equipment sites. When a router, switch or security appliance becomes inaccessible and interrupts network services, WTI out-of-band solutions provide redundant, remote console port management and power switching/reboot control to regain access and restore services in mission critical applications.

Even when the network is down, WTI out-of-band console server solutions can provide secure connectivity over primary and secondary ethernet and cellular LTE connections, allowing remote access to console ports and power control functions.

In addition, WTI DevOps allows administrators to configure, deploy and orchestrate WTI out-of-band management solutions across your entire network for automated provisioning, monitoring and disaster recovery of critical infrastructure. Features such as RESTful API, Ansible Playbooks and Python Scripting are supported.

Check Point Software Technologies and WTI

WTI offers a comprehensive out-of-band management strategy for Check Point Security Gateways, allowing your NOC to deal with equipment outages and resulting interruptions of network communication without the need to dispatch support teams to remote branch offices and data centers.

During network outages, WTI’s console server products allow you to establish remote out-of-band connections to console ports on security gateways via secure, authenticated communication protocols.  If a reboot is needed, WTI Switched PDU products can provide remote out-of-band access to power switching functions at distant equipment sites. WTI also offers a combination console server plus switched PDU unit for applications that require both out-of-band console access and power reboot control.

WTI out-of-band centralized management provides access and control for all of your network devices, allowing for console data from multiple Check Point devices spread over a global network to be monitored, logged and available to administrators, simplifying the challenge of managing a large number of remote devices while minimizing resources.

With multiple connectivity options, WTI console servers including 4G LTE and/or dual Gigabit Ethernet ports can provide secure access to advanced DNS functions when primary and/or secondary ISP connections are switched or disconnected. WTI’s dual ethernet console servers allow you to remotely configure primary and secondary DNS settings and set up IP tables to maximize availability of security gateways during network outages, ensuring seamless transfers between primary and secondary ISPs. The optional 4G LTE internal modem provides a secure additional alternate path for out-of-band connectivity using security protocols such as IPSec and OpenVPN.

About WTI

WTI designs and manufactures Secure Out-of-Band Management Solutions for local and globally deployed networks. WTI provides redundant OOB console access and power control to mission critical infrastructure … even when the network is down.  WTI products can be purchased factory direct and through various channel partners worldwide.  Since 1964, WTI has maintained local in-house manufacturing, engineering and technical support. Learn more at www.wti.com.

About Check Point Software Technologies, Ltd.

Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. (www.checkpoint.com) is a leading AI-powered, cloud-delivered cyber security platform provider protecting over 100,000 organizations worldwide. Check Point leverages the power of AI everywhere to enhance cyber security efficiency and accuracy through its Infinity Platform, with industry-leading catch rates enabling proactive threat anticipation and smarter, faster response times. The comprehensive platform includes cloud-delivered technologies consisting of Check Point Harmony to secure the workspace, Check Point CloudGuard to secure the cloud, Check Point Quantum to secure the network, and Check Point Infinity Core Services for collaborative security operations and services.

WTI out-of-band management solutions provide Check Point security gateways with:

In-band and out-of-band console access from anywhere.

Remotely reconfigure, revive and restore gateways via SSH.

Connect via ethernet or cellular 4G LTE with optional failover.

Power cycle and monitoring capabilities.

Faster network issue resolution.

Application example

Challenge: Provide secure, authenticated access to configuration parameters on console ports on Check Point security gateways during outages.

Answer: WTI console servers with dual gig ethernet ports ensure secure console port connections via primary and secondary ethernet as well as OOB access via optional LTE cellular modem.

Results: If the primary in-band network fails, admins can initiate secure SSH connections to security gateway console ports via out-of-band, allowing access to configuration parameters and other data used to troubleshoot unresponsive devices and revive network services.

In conclusion, WTI out-of-band management solutions empower your team to regain control quickly and reduce network disruptions. Are you ready to save time, energy and resources? Let’s discuss how WTI can help!

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And how is the diabase holding up against hydrothermal alteration?

To shreds, you say?

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#Ciberseguridad - Check Point Software y su CPX Argentina 2024

El pasado jueves 3 de octubre, fuimos invitados por la empresa de Ciberseguridad Check Point, al evento realizado en Argentina. En el mismo se brindo un completo panorama de la actualidad Argentina y regional sobre la ciberseguridad. Desde primer momento el evento fue realizado en un ambiente propicio colmado de clientes, partners y prensa. El evento se dividió en varios tracks con integrantes…

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Rock Swag Tournament Round 1: Igneous Rocks Part 8

Once again we have some rocks named after minerals! This time, they're both ultramafic. Also this time, we also have a fun diagram to look at.

Ternary plots, very useful but sometimes difficult to plot on (at least for me. I always confuse myself, even now). But we're not plotting anything, we're just looking at trends!

If you look at the three corners of this triangle, you will see they are labelled Ol for olivine), Opx for orthopyroxene, and Cpx for clinopyroxene. These corners tell us what three things we are comparing the proportions of. In this case, we are comparing what percent of olivine, orthopyroxene, and clinopyroxene are in a rock (and what we call that rock based on the relative amounts of these minerals).

Ternary diagrams can have any three things in the corners, but you'll often see QFL (Quartz, Feldspar, Lithics) diagrams to classify sedimentary rocks, or sand-silt-clay diagrams for soil texture. You can also stick two triangles together to make a diamond for something like a QAPF diagram where the four points are quartz, alkali feldspar, plagioclase, and feldspathoids. QAPF diagrams are also used to classify igneous rocks (you can plot syenite and monzonite on them, as well as your granites).

The closer you get to the top corner of the triangle, the more olivine you have. The closer you get to the right corner of the triangle, the more clinopyroxene you have, and the closer you get to the left corner of the triangle, the more orthopyroxene you have.

If your rock sample plots in the top half (ish) of the triangle (at least 40% olivine), your rock is a peridotite. Now, depending on the relative amounts of pyroxene minerals, you may have different types of peridotite like lherzolite, wherlite, harzburgite, or dunite.

In the picture of peridotite above, the peridotite is actually the xenolith (the green rock embedded in the black rock) and it would be considered dunite because it is more than 90% olivine. The reason a rock full of olivine is called peridotite is because peridot is another name for olivine (specifically gemstone-quality olivine).

As for pyroxenites, if you have less than 40% olivine, the rock would be a pyroxenite. If it's almost all pyroxene (no more than ~5% olivine, at the bottom of the pyramid), it would be called websterite.

As for other facts about the rocks, both peridotite and pyroxenite are typically intrusive, phaneritic rocks derived from the mantle. Peridotite is going to be some shade of green because of the olivine, and pyroxenite is usually black or at least dark in color.

I'm also thinking of making an informational post about volcanoes, partial melting (and magma composition) and how these rocks/magmas get from the mantle to the surface, so look out for that at some point (I know myself better than to name a specific timeline).

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Petrography and evidence for melt^peridotite reactions in the TLP. (a) Photomicrograph of a Cpx porphyroclast with Opx exsolution providing evidence of sub-solidus cooling from high temperatures. (b) Two-pyroxene^spinel symplectite after garnet in sample HR þ 12 indicates a decompressional history from the garnet peridotite facies. (c) Back-scattered electron image showing the typical peridotite mineral assemblage in the TLP. (d) Photomicrograph illustrating highly strained peridotite textures such as the development of subgrain boundaries in Opx and kink bands in Ol, and showing sub-solidus plagioclase. (e) Photomicrograph of HR 0 in cross-polarized light highlighting the pyroxene dissolution reaction texture (marked with yellow lines) forming secondary olivine. (f) Photomicrograph of HR þ 5 in cross-polarized light. Reaction rims of Opx around the primary porphyroclastic olivine are highlighted with yellow lines. (g) Crystallization of fine aggregates of Cpx, Opx and Ol interstitial to pyroxene porphyroclasts, formed as a result of melt^rock reaction. (h) Presence of melt ribs between Cpx porphyroclasts indicating melt migration pathways. (source)

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