SecOps
ITOps
Flow Automation Highlights
Device Identification: The workflow automatically identifies computers managed by Check Point Harmony Endpoint that match specified criteria. This eliminates the need for manual device lookup, saves time, and reduces the risk of targeting incorrect machines for restart.
Restart Initiation: The system automatically starts the restart process after identifying the target devices, removing the need for IT personnel to manually initiate restarts. This allows them to focus on more complex tasks while ensuring consistent and timely system maintenance.
Status Tracking: The workflow continuously monitors the restart process, automatically retrieving status updates and results. This replaces manual checking and logging, providing real-time visibility into the restart progress and ensuring accurate documentation of the maintenance action.
Job Completion Notification: Upon the restart process's completion, the system automatically generates a notification with relevant details such as computerID, computerOwner, and timestamp. This eliminates the need for manual reporting, ensuring all stakeholders are promptly and consistently informed of the maintenance action's outcome.
Orchestration Toolbox
Check Point Harmony Endpoint: In this use case, the Check Point Harmony Endpoint is the primary tool for managing and interacting with the target computers. It provides the necessary APIs for device identification, initiating restarts, and retrieving status updates. By integrating with Harmony Endpoint, Mindflow leverages its capabilities to perform remote system management tasks efficiently and securely.
Mindflow handles the response from the restart process and sends the information back to Check Point. It automatically receives and processes the status updates and results of the restart operation. This automation ensures that the workflow can respond dynamically to the restart progress, enabling efficient tracking and reporting of the maintenance action.
