Check_Point
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Why should an administrator use HTTPS instead of HTTP with Postman when calling Check Point APIs?
The correct answer is D. HTTPS ensures secure data transmission. HTTPS encrypts communication between Postman and the Check Point server, protecting credentials and sensitive configuration data. HTTP is neither secure nor supported for most Check Point APIs.
Check Point API Fundamentals
Question
Why should an administrator use HTTPS instead of HTTP with Postman when calling Check Point APIs?
Options
- AHTTP supports faster connections
- BHTTPS is required for authentication
- CHTTP is not supported by Check Point APIs
- DHTTPS ensures secure data transmission
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C5% (2)
- D89% (33)
Explanation
HTTPS encrypts communication between Postman and the Check Point server, protecting credentials and sensitive configuration data. HTTP is neither secure nor supported for most Check Point APIs.
Topics
#HTTPS#secure transmission#API security#transport encryption
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