URL Filtering cannot be used to:
URL Filtering cannot be used to:
URL Filtering is primarily used to manage and restrict access to specific websites and content, thus ensuring that employees do not visit harmful or inappropriate sites. This naturally contributes to controlling bandwidth issues, improving organizational security, and decreasing legal liability by preventing access to sites that could lead to legal complications. However, URL Filtering in itself does not directly control data security, which involves protecting data from unauthorized access and breaches. Data security typically requires encryption, secure protocols, and other comprehensive security measures that go beyond just filtering URLs.
According to CCSA-R81.10 Guide, page 402, only B Data Security isn't listed verbatim as an option.
The correct answer is B. From Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) R81.10 at page 403 we can see a list of 4 elements that includes: Controls bandwidth issues Decrease legal liability Improve organizational security, Control employee Internet access to inappropriate and illicit websites. https://read.kortext.com/reader/pdf/2003557/403
i cant find this book at all people been talkin about. Anywhere on the internet it doesnt exist. Even kortext link shows not found
Its the manual when you attend the course, B is correct as its says in the manual. All other answers are wrong.
Agreed, page 403 lists what you have above and B is the correct answer.
I would say that A is WRONG, as URL filtering rules can be used to set bandwidth limits. To create a rule that allows streaming media with time and bandwidth limits: In the Security Policies view of SmartConsole, go to the Access Control Policy. Choose a Layer with Applications and URL Filtering enabled. https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81_SecurityManagement_AdminGuide/Topics-SECMG/Creating-Application-Control-and-URL-Filtering-Rules.htm URL filtering obviously controls data security by restricting access to malicious URLs, and therefore also imrpoves organizational security. On the basis of elimination, that leaves answer D
URL Filtering can be used to: - Control employee internet access to inappropriate and illicit websites. - Control bandwidth issues. - Decrease legal liability. - Improve organizational security.
Correct B
Url filtering is not used for qos, qos blade is used for that, for me asnwer is A
A is correct. View this link under "Limiting Application Traffic": >> Add a Limit object to a rule to limit the bandwidth that is permitted for the rule. https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81_SecurityManagement_AdminGuide/Topics-SECMG/Creating-Application-Control-and-URL-Filtering-Rules.htm?Highlight=URL%20Filtering
Sorry Answer is [ B ] What I mean A is a part of URL filtering jobs. As well as C and D. Only thing that is not acheived by using URL Filtering is "Controlling Data Security".
Obviously B
According to the CCSA guide, page 403, B is correct
Agree with McBeano's explanation.