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CheckPoint 156-590 Exam Syllabus Topics:

SectionWeightObjectives
Topic 1: Threat Prevention Policy Profiles15%- Integrate Anti-Bot, Anti-Virus and IPS settings
- Profile application and validation
- Create and configure custom profiles
Topic 2: Performance and Optimization10%- Null profiles and panic button protocol
- Performance analysis and tuning
Topic 3: Anti-Virus and Anti-Bot Protections20%- Malware detection and botnet communication blocking
- Enable and configure Anti-Virus and Anti-Bot blades
- DNS reputation and threat intelligence integration
Topic 4: Policy Layers and Rules10%- Rule configuration with custom profiles
- Structure and manage layered policies
Topic 5: Logs, Analysis and Troubleshooting15%- SmartEvent configuration and monitoring
- Analyze logs and traffic patterns
- Exceptions, exclusions and penalty box
Topic 6: Threat Prevention Foundations10%- Security environment verification and connectivity
- Evolution and core concepts of threat prevention
Topic 7: IPS Protections20%- Enable, configure and update IPS protections
  • 1. Custom, general and specific protections
    • 2. Core protections and inspection settings
      - Testing and troubleshooting IPS

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      CheckPoint Check Point Certified Threat Prevention Specialist (CTPS) Sample Questions (Q21-Q26):

      NEW QUESTION # 21
      What is necessary to do after an IPS Signature update?

      Answer: A

      Explanation:
      The correct official-guide answer is B. Install the Threat Prevention Policy . IPS protections can be updated manually or by schedule, and Check Point documentation states that IPS can be updated with real-time information on attacks and the latest protections. However, the same official section explicitly notes that to enforce the IPS updates, you must install the Threat Prevention Policy . The documented update procedure also ends with installing the Threat Prevention Policy after selecting the IPS update method.
      This distinction is important: downloading or updating the IPS package makes the updated protections available to management and policy logic, but enforcement on Security Gateways depends on policy installation. "Install Database" is not the correct enforcement step for gateway inspection. Installing the Access Control Policy is also incorrect because IPS ThreatCloud protections are part of the Threat Prevention policy framework, not the Access Control rulebase. The statement that changes are immediately active is not the current official behavior for enforcing IPS updates on gateways. In production operations, scheduled IPS updates may be paired with automatic Threat Prevention policy installation, but that still confirms the requirement: the policy must be installed for enforcement. Reference topics: Updating IPS Protections, Threat Prevention Policy installation, IPS update enforcement, scheduled updates.


      NEW QUESTION # 22
      Task: Enable DNS reputation check in Anti-Bot.

      Answer:

      Explanation:
      See the Explanation.Explanation:
      1- Go to SmartConsole > Gateway Properties > Threat Prevention.
      2- Under Anti-Bot settings, enable DNS reputation check.
      3- Save and install the policy.
      4- Simulate a DNS lookup to a known malicious domain.
      5- Confirm log entries for DNS reputation actions.


      NEW QUESTION # 23
      Task: Enable logging of blocked malware downloads in the profile.

      Answer:

      Explanation:
      See the Explanation.Explanation:
      1- Edit the custom profile > Anti-Virus tab.
      2- Ensure action for medium/high confidence is set to Prevent.
      3- Enable Track = Log.
      4- Save and push policy.
      5- Review logs by filtering blade:"Anti-Virus" and action:"Prevented".


      NEW QUESTION # 24
      Which DNS Protection mechanism has been introduced with R81.20?

      Answer: D

      Explanation:
      The correct answer is C. ThreatCloud DNS Tunneling Protection . Check Point R81.20 introduced major Advanced Threat Prevention enhancements, including AI Deep Learning improvements for DNS attacks. The R81.20 Release Notes state that AI Deep Learning prevents more DNS attacks in real time and specifically reference ThreatCloud DNS tunneling protection as part of the DNS Security enhancements.
      DNS tunneling protection is distinct from Malware DNS Trap. Malware DNS Trap returns a false or bogus IP address for known malicious hosts and domains, and it can help identify compromised clients by observing connection attempts to the false trap address. That mechanism is represented by option A/B, but it is not the R81.20-introduced DNS protection being tested here. ThreatCloud DNS Tunneling Protection targets a different technique: abuse of DNS as a covert channel for command-and-control, data exfiltration, or tunneling traffic through recursive DNS infrastructure. Option D is unrelated to Check Point DNS Threat Prevention architecture. Reference topics: R81.20 Advanced Threat Prevention, DNS Security, ThreatCloud DNS Tunneling Protection, Malware DNS Trap, Anti-Bot and Anti-Virus DNS protections.


      NEW QUESTION # 25
      Task: Test action taken for suspected bot-infected host.

      Answer:

      Explanation:
      See the Explanation.Explanation:
      1- Generate outbound suspicious DNS request (e.g., using simulated botnet domain).
      2- Review logs in SmartConsole > blade:"Anti-Bot".
      3- Confirm whether the connection was blocked or allowed.
      4- Validate host quarantine action, if configured.
      5- Check endpoint if agent alerts were triggered.


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