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| Section | Objectives |
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| Topic 1: Security Policy Management | - Access Control Policies
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| Topic 2: VPN and Secure Connectivity | - Remote Access VPN
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| Topic 3: Check Point Architecture and Deployment | - Quantum Security Architecture Overview
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| Topic 4: Network Security and Threat Prevention | - Application Control and URL Filtering
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| Topic 5: System Administration and Monitoring | - Troubleshooting and CLI tools
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NEW QUESTION # 14
How does Application Control blade identify and control the usage of applications?
Answer: B
Explanation:
The correct answer is A. Application Control identifies applications using application signatures and classification logic rather than relying only on ports and protocols. Modern applications frequently use common ports such as TCP 80 and 443, dynamic cloud endpoints, encrypted sessions, and evasive behavior. Port-based matching alone cannot reliably distinguish Facebook, YouTube, file-sharing services, chat applications, business SaaS platforms, or application subfunctions. Option B is wrong because port/protocol matching is the traditional firewall service model, not full application identification. Option C and D are also insufficient because protocol and encryption status do not identify application behavior by themselves. Check Point's Application Control uses the Application Database and signatures to identify traffic from the flow and apply policy based on application or category. HTTPS Inspection can improve visibility into encrypted application traffic, but the blade's core identification method is signature-based application recognition. Reference topics: Application Control, application signatures, Application Database, Access Control Policy.
NEW QUESTION # 15
After enabling and configuring Outbound HTTPS inspection on Security Gateway, you need to prevent users from getting warnings about the generated CA certificates that HTTPS Inspection uses.
In which certificate store do you need to add exported HTTPS Inspection certificate to client computer?
Answer: C
Explanation:
The correct answer is B. For outbound HTTPS Inspection, the Security Gateway signs generated site certificates using the HTTPS Inspection outbound CA certificate. To prevent browser warnings, client computers must trust that CA certificate. The correct Windows certificate store for enterprise deployment is Trusted Root Certification Authorities - Local Computer. Option A is wrong because
"Third-party Root Certification Authorities" is not the correct store for the gateway's generated inspection CA. Option C is also wrong because it uses the third-party store and limits trust to the current user. Option D is close in wording but less correct for centrally managed endpoint trust; deploying to Local Computer ensures machine-wide trust for users and services on that computer. The operational logic is simple: if the client does not trust the inspection CA, the gateway-generated certificate chain will appear untrusted, triggering browser or application certificate warnings.
Reference topics: HTTPS Inspection, outbound CA certificate, client certificate trust store, Trusted Root Certification Authorities.
NEW QUESTION # 16
How is an Autonomous Threat Prevention Policy created?
Answer: B
Explanation:
The correct answer is B as the best available option. Autonomous Threat Prevention relies on Check Point cloud-delivered threat intelligence and predefined profiles that are kept updated automatically.
The phrase "downloaded from the Threat Cloud Repository" is not ideal wording, but it captures the correct principle: policy recommendations and protection updates are cloud-delivered and maintained by Check Point rather than manually built protection by protection. Option A is too vague and marketing-heavy; the policy is not simply "created by AI" as an administrator-facing technical mechanism. Option C is wrong because the point is automation, not manual download. Option D is wrong because administrators do not configure cron jobs for Autonomous Threat Prevention updates.
The operational model is profile selection plus automatic updates, which reduces administrative burden while keeping protections aligned with Check Point's current intelligence. Reference topics:
Autonomous Threat Prevention, ThreatCloud-delivered updates, predefined profiles, automatic configuration updates.
NEW QUESTION # 17
What type of logs record administrative actions and changes within the security management, such as policy modifications, user logins, and configuration changes, essential for tracking administrative activities and ensuring accountability?
Answer: C
Explanation:
The correct answer is B. Audit Logs record administrative actions and configuration changes within the Check Point management environment. These include administrator logins, object changes, policy modifications, publishing, policy installation operations, and related management activity. Option A sounds plausible but is not the primary official log category used here. Option C describes security events generated by enforcement activity, not administrator accountability. Option D is too narrow and tied to compliance reporting rather than general management activity tracking. Audit Logs are essential because they answer who made a change, when it happened, and what management action occurred. They are different from Security Logs, which capture network/security enforcement events from gateways. Reference topics: Audit Logs, administrator accountability, management changes, Logging and Monitoring.
NEW QUESTION # 18
What is the difference between the Positive Control Model and the Negative Control Model?
Answer: A
Explanation:
The correct answer is B. A Positive Control Model is allow-list oriented: the administrator explicitly permits approved traffic or behavior, and everything else is blocked by default or by cleanup. This is the classic firewall access-control model and is stronger for minimizing attack surface. A Negative Control Model is block-list oriented: the system blocks known bad or unwanted traffic while allowing what is not explicitly blocked. This model is common in controls such as Application Control, URL Filtering, and Threat Prevention categories where known applications, sites, malware, bots, or exploit signatures are identified and blocked. Option A reverses and distorts the model. Option C reverses the definitions. Option D is nonsense and not a technical security model. The exam lesson is that firewall Access Control is primarily positive-control driven, while many inspection/prevention features use negative-control logic against known bad categories or signatures. Reference topics: Security Policy Management, Access Control design, Cleanup Rule, allow-list versus block-list enforcement.
NEW QUESTION # 19
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