Which set of objects have an Authentication tab?

User objects require an Authentication tab to define the method by which individual users authenticate (for example, Check Point Password, RADIUS, or SecurID). Template objects also carry an Authentication tab because templates serve as reusable blueprints that propagate authentication settings to multiple users at once.

Network objects represent IP address ranges or subnets and have no concept of user authentication, so they do not include an Authentication tab.

User Group objects aggregate existing User objects but do not themselves hold authentication configuration; the Authentication tab belongs to individual Users and Templates, not groups.

Network and Host objects define network topology elements and do not require or contain authentication configuration tabs.