Under the Hood: Check Point SASE, Troubleshooting Like a Pro
- When
- Tuesday, November 17, 2026
8 to 9 AM Pacific - Where
- Online
- Cost
- Free
- Who it's for
- Practitioners
- Platform
- BrightTALK
- Speakers
- Becky Hall – Technical Account Manager | Check Point, Jeff Engel – Technical Marketing Engineer | Check Point
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In this edition of Under the Hood we are going to showcase Check Point SASE — and this one is all about troubleshooting!
Whether you are dealing with a user who cannot reach an application, a tunnel that keeps dropping, or a web policy that is blocking more than it should — this is the place to be. We will show you how to move from a user-reported symptom to root cause in minutes using the tools built directly into the platform.
In this webinar, we will walk you through the full Check Point SASE Monitor & Logs suite — covering Active Sessions, Member Activity, Web Activity, Malware Protection, and Operational Events. Using a realistic troubleshooting scenario, we will demonstrate exactly how to triage an access issue step by step, how to read and act on log data, and how to export logs for SIEM integration and deeper investigation.
As always with Under the Hood, you will receive expert-led discussion and the opportunity to ask questions live in a technical, no-sales environment.
Who should attend: Network and security administrators, IT operations teams, helpdesk leads, SOC analysts, and anyone responsible for diagnosing and resolving access, connectivity, or policy issues within Check Point SASE.
Agenda • Monitor & Logs Suite Overview: Six Pages & When to Use Each • Active Sessions & Member Activity: Diagnosing Connection & Auth Issues • Web Activity & Malware Protection: Tracing Policy & Threat Events • Operational Events: Tunnel & IPSec Health • Demo: Full Triage Walkthrough — From Symptom to Root Cause • Live Q&A
Hope to see you there!
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