--- title: Activate a block list for the Check Point NGTP integration description: After the Block List has been created in your ServiceNow AI Platform and the URL is available, the Check Point administrator configures the Block List as Custom Intelligence Feed on all the Check Point Next Generation Gateways. Before it can accept Block List entries, the Block List must be configured in Check Point and activated in the ServiceNow AI Platform. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/security-management/security-incident-response/activate-blk-list.html release: australia product: Security Incident Response classification: security-incident-response topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 2 breadcrumb: [Working with block lists, Check Point Next Generation Threat Prevention integration, Security Incident Response integrations, Security Incident Response, Enterprise security case management applications, Security Operations] --- # Activate a block list for the Check Point NGTP integration After the Block List has been created in your ServiceNow AI Platform and the URL is available, the Check Point administrator configures the Block List as Custom Intelligence Feed on all the Check Point Next Generation Gateways. Before it can accept Block List entries, the Block List must be configured in Check Point and activated in the ServiceNow AI Platform. ## Before you begin Role required: Security Incident Administrator \(sn\_si.admin\) ## About this task After the Block List is configured, as the security incident administrator, you can activate the Block List manually, or, the Block List is automatically activated upon completion of a ServiceNow AI Platform Change Request. The Change Request must be approved and moved from the inactive state to the active state before it can accept Block List entries. ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **All** > **Check Point NGTP Integration** > **Block Request Lists**, and select the **Block Request Lists** module. 2. In the **Check Point Block Request Lists** list that is displayed, select your new Block List in the **Name** column. 3. On the record that is displayed, note the **Email Retrieval URL** button, the active Block List Retrieval URL link, and, if configured, the ServiceNow AI Platform change request in the Change Requests section. Also note that the Active check box is cleared. \[Omitted image "malware-outbound-ip.png"\] Alt text: Malware Outboind IP **Note:** With Tabbed forms cleared in your system settings, the Block List Retrieval URL appears in Retrieval URL section. 4. Click the **Block List Retrieval URL** tab to display the retrieval URL. The following figure shows the Block List Retrieval URL displayed as a tab with Tabbed forms selected in your system settings. The link to the change request \(CH0030270\) is also displayed. \[Omitted image "malware-outbound-ip2.png"\] Alt text: Malware Outbound IP showing Change Requests 5. To complete the configuration and move the Block List from inactive to active, you must choose one of the following options to notify the firewall administrator that the retrieval URL is available.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Click Email Retrieval URL. | Email Block List Retrieval URL directly to the firewall administrator. This option permits the firewall administrator to finish the configuration on the Check Point platform. Choose this option if the firewall administrator is not using the ServiceNow AI Platform. |
| Complete the ServiceNow AI Platform change request and assign the configuration tasks to the firewall administrator. | This option is available only if the firewall administrator for Check Point is also using the Now Platform, and the ServiceNow AI Platform change management and approval processes are configured.**Note:** Users with the Security Incident Administrator \(sn\_si.admin\) role can approve the ServiceNow AI Platform change request. Once the configuration tasks are completed and the change request has been closed, the Block List is activated automatically. |