19/08/2026
The Detection-First Agentic SOC: An Exclusive Interview with Spectrum and SEP2
Explore key insights from Spectrum and SEP2 on the innovative Detection-First Agentic SOC and its impact on cyber security strategies.
Core Services
How many times have you patched your Check Point Gaia firewall and management server in the last 6-12 months? Hopefully the answer is multiple!
When was the last time you patched your LOM (Lights Out Management) interface? It is amazing how often this gets overlooked and missed.
Go check your LOM today using the instructions in the below, or head over to sk101250 for more detail.
sk88064 will allow you to compare your active LOM version to the recommended (latest) version.
Some good news, you can patch this independently of the main system, it will not cause any reboots to your live firewall processing traffic so do not delay any longer.
| Appliances | LOM WebUI instructions |
|---|---|
| 6000, 7000, 16000, 19000, 26000, 28000, 29000, TE2000XN, QLS250, QLS450, QLS650, QLS800, MLS200, MLS400 | HTML-5 based LOM card: From the left panel, click ‘Home’ -> in the ‘LOM Information’ section, refer to ‘Firmware Version’ |
| 4000, 12000, TE250, TE1000, TE2000 | Go to the ‘LOM Management’ tab -> ‘Firmware’ section -> ‘Firmware version’ |
| 6500, 6800 5000, 13000, 15000, 21600, 21700, 21800, 23000, Smart-1 225 / 3050 / 3150 | Go to the ‘Dashboard’ tab -> ‘Device Information’ section -> ‘Firmware Revision’ |
| 21400, Smart-1 25 / 25B / 50 / 150 | Go to the ‘Maintenance’ tab -> ‘Device Information’ section -> ‘Firmware version’ |
