An administrator is optimizing the Cisco FTD rules to improve network performance, and wants to bypass inspection for certain traffic types to reduce the load on the Cisco FTD. Which policy must be co

Intrusion policies define how traffic is inspected for threats and what actions to take, but they do not provide a mechanism to bypass inspection for performance optimization.

Prefilter policies in Cisco FTD are processed at a very early stage, even before access control rules and deeper inspection. They are designed to quickly permit or block certain traffic, effectively allowing administrators to bypass resource-intensive inspection for known safe or high-volume traffic to reduce the load on the FTD device and improve performance.

URL filtering is a specific inspection capability for web traffic based on destination URLs, not a general mechanism to bypass all types of inspection for performance.

Identity policies are used for user and group identification, which can then be used in other policy types, but they do not directly offer a way to bypass inspection for performance.