Which of the following statements is correct about configuring web filtering overrides?

The Override option for FortiGuard Web Filtering is not available for 'any' user group type; it typically requires authenticated users or specific user group definitions.

While some systems might involve manual approval, FortiGate web filtering overrides can be configured for direct application without a pending request requiring an administrator to manually allow each one.

When web filtering overrides are configured to apply to specific users or user groups, the FortiGate unit must first identify who the user is. This user identification is accomplished through Firewall Policy Authentication, which authenticates the user and associates them with their respective group, allowing the specific override rules to be enforced.

While Firewall Policy Authentication is crucial for User/User Group scoped overrides, it's not strictly required for *all* web filtering overrides; for example, a simple URL pattern override can be applied globally without user authentication.