Block SSH Over Non Standard Ports
Does your organization require all SSH traffic to be restricted to port 22? In this is s short video, I will introduce to you: (1) Why users run SSH over non-standard ports, (2) why you might not want to allow that, and (3) how to block SSH over non-standard ports using your Check Point security gateway. Hope you enjoy!
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