Check Point TE1000X SandBlast Device Datasheet

Check Point TE1000X SandBlast Device datasheet for zero-day threat protection with threat emulation and purification, supporting 1M files/month and 10,000…


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Brand
Check Point
Category
Security Software
Document type
Datasheet
Language
Chinese
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
411 KB
Published
06 November, 2026
Updated
06 November, 2026
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The Check Point TE1000X SandBlast Device is a security appliance designed to defend against unknown threats using threat emulation and purification. It supports 1 million files per month and up to 10,000 users, with 2 Gbps throughput and 28 virtual machines. It integrates with existing infrastructure and uses ThreatCloud™ for real-time threat intelligence sharing.

The device features CPU-layer detection to prevent escape attempts, threat purification to deliver clean files, and supports deployment options including private cloud and inline. It also includes antivirus and anti-bot capabilities, and can inspect encrypted SSL/TLS traffic. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Threat Emulation
  • Threat Purification
  • Deployment Options
  • Technical Specifications
  • ThreatCloud™ Integration
  • Hardware Specifications
  • Service Packages

Specifications

Recommended Monthly File Scans1M
Recommended Users高达 10,000
Throughput2 Gbps
Virtual Machines28
Storage2 TB HDD, RAID1
Network Ports4 x 10/100/1000Base-T, 2 x 10GBase-F SFP+
Dimensions438 x 561 x 88 mm
Weight17.05 kg (37.6 lbs.)
Operating Temperature32º ~ 104º F / 0º ~ 40º C
Power Consumption225.6W

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum number of users supported by the TE1000X device?

The TE1000X supports up to 10,000 users.

What is the throughput of the TE1000X device?

The TE1000X has a throughput of 2 Gbps.

What types of files can the TE1000X detect and protect against?

The TE1000X can detect and protect against 40+ file types including Adobe PDF, Microsoft Office, Java, Flash, executables, and compressed files.

How does the TE1000X prevent escape attempts by attackers?

The TE1000X uses a unique CPU-layer detection engine to monitor CPU instruction streams and detect attempts to bypass OS security controls before the attack is initiated.

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