B is correct The Check Point Compliance Blade has a library of Check Point-defined tests to use as a baseline for good gateway and policy configuration. A Best Practice test is related to specified regulations in different regulatory standards. It describes compliance status and recommends corrective steps. Global Tests - Examine all applicable configuration settings in the organization. Object-based Tests - Examine the configuration settings for specified objects (gateways, profiles and other objects)

There are two types of tests: • Global tests- Examine configuration settings for the entire organization • Object- based tests- Examine the configuration settings for particular objects, such as Gateways and profiles CCSE R81.20 guide

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Best Practice Tests The Check Point Compliance Blade has a library of Check Point-defined tests to use as a baseline for good gateway and policy configuration. A Best Practice test is related to specified regulations in different regulatory standards. It describes compliance status and recommends corrective steps. Global Tests - Examine all applicable configuration settings in the organization. Object-based Tests - Examine the configuration settings for specified objects (gateways, profiles and other objects). https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk92861

I could only find from sk120256 How is the overall score recalculated? Each Security Best Practice gets a grade (percentage) and is given a status according to the thresholds. If the Security Best Practice is a Gateways / Profiles Best Practice, the grade is calculated as an average of the grades of each of its corresponding objects. If the Security Best Practice is a Global Properties Security Best Practice, So seems like B