156-215.80 · Question #359
Which Threat Prevention Profile is not included by default in R80 Management?
The correct answer is D. Recommended ?Provides all protection for all common network products and servers, with impact. R80 Management includes three default Threat Prevention profiles - Basic, Optimized, and Strict - but does not include a 'Recommended' profile by default.
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Which Threat Prevention Profile is not included by default in R80 Management?
Options
- ABasic ?Provides reliable protection on a range of non-HTTP protocols for servers, with minimal
- BOptimized ?Provides excellent protection for common network products and protocols against
- CStrict ?Provides a wide coverage for all products and protocols, with impact on network
- DRecommended ?Provides all protection for all common network products and servers, with impact
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A2% (1)
- B5% (2)
- C7% (3)
- D86% (37)
Why each option
R80 Management includes three default Threat Prevention profiles - Basic, Optimized, and Strict - but does not include a 'Recommended' profile by default.
Basic is a default profile in R80 Management designed for low-impact protection on non-HTTP server protocols.
Optimized is a default profile in R80 Management providing balanced protection for common network products and protocols.
Strict is a default profile in R80 Management offering broad coverage across all products and protocols with higher performance impact.
The 'Recommended' profile is not shipped as a default Threat Prevention profile in R80 Management. Check Point includes Basic, Optimized, and Strict as the three built-in profiles, each balancing protection coverage against performance impact at different levels. Any 'Recommended' profile would have to be manually created by the administrator.
Concept tested: R80 default Threat Prevention profiles
Source: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R80/AdminGuides/EN/CP_R80_ThreatPrevention_WebAdminGuide/html_frameset.htm
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