A Heatmap provides an adoption rate for which three features? (Choose three.)

The Heatmap helps identify security policy rules that do not include WildFire profiles, indicating opportunities to increase protection against unknown threats by applying cloud-based malware analysis.

Traps (now Cortex XDR) is an endpoint protection product and its adoption rate is not directly measured by the firewall's Security Policy Optimizer Heatmap, which focuses on firewall features.

The Heatmap provides visibility into which rules are missing File Blocking profiles, allowing administrators to implement controls to prevent the transfer of unwanted file types, thus improving data loss prevention.

The Heatmap highlights policy rules that are not leveraging User-ID, prompting administrators to use user-based policies for more granular control, better visibility, and simplified policy management.

While important for security, SSL certificate usage or adoption rate for decryption is not a feature specifically tracked by the Security Policy Optimizer Heatmap, which focuses on threat prevention capabilities.

Authentication profiles define how users are authenticated, but their adoption rate or usage within security policies is not specifically tracked within the Security Policy Optimizer Heatmap.