You are working with multiple Security Gateways enforcing an extensive number of rules. To simplify security administration, which action would you choose?

Eliminating rules like the Stealth or Cleanup rules is a security risk and does not address the administrative complexity of managing many gateways; those rules serve critical protective purposes.

Check Point supports multiple Security Policy packages, each of which can be assigned to specific Security Gateways or gateway clusters. By creating a separate package per remote gateway, administrators scope each policy to only the rules relevant to that site, avoiding a single bloated policy and making changes easier to manage and audit.

Creating network objects that restrict rules to certain networks can help with rule precision but does not reduce the number of rules visible to administrators or simplify per-gateway policy management at scale.

Logging into each gateway directly via separate SmartConsole instances bypasses centralized management, increases administrative overhead, and is contrary to Check Point's centralized management architecture.