What is the difference between Updatable Objects and Dynamic Objects
What is the difference between Updatable Objects and Dynamic Objects
Updatable Objects is a Threat Cloud Service and the provided Objects are updated automatically. Dynamic Objects are created and maintained locally. For Dynamic Objects, there is no need to install a policy for the changes to take effect.
The Updatable Objects are updated automatically on the Security Gateway each time the provider changes a list. There is no need to install policy for the updates to take effect.
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Updatable Objects An updatable object is a network object which represents an external service, such as Office 365, AWS, GEO locations and more. External services providers publish lists of IP addresses or Domains or both to allow access to their services. These lists are dynamically updated. Updatable objects derive their contents from these published lists of the providers, which Check Point uploads to the Check Point cloud. The updatable objects are updated automatically on the Security Gateway each time the provider changes a list. There is no need to install policy for the updates to take effect. You can use an updatable object in the Access Control policy as a source or a destination.