Checkpoint Firewall logs can be viewed through a Check Point Log viewer that uses icons and colors in the log table to represent different security events and

their severity. What does the icon in the checkpoint logs represent?
Checkpoint Firewall logs can be viewed through a Check Point Log viewer that uses icons and colors in the log table to represent different security events and
their severity. What does the icon in the checkpoint logs represent?
The icon in the Check Point logs, represented by a red circle with a white dash, indicates that the firewall rejected a connection. This is evident as the red color and the specific dash symbol are associated with a rejection action by the firewall.
According to EC-Council network forensic module notes, this icon represents' The firewall rejected a connection. ' Therefore the answer should be A.The firewall rejected a connection
correct
Answer is A. CHFI v10 online Module 08 Page 826. The icon for rejected connection is a red dash- as per the module. The icon for dropped icon is round so C. is not correct.
Page 826.
Not C. Icon for Drop doesn't have an dash. A < Icon matches a reject action. https://community.checkpoint.com/t5/Security-Gateways/Meaning-of-Reject-in-Log/td-p/183071
The red circle with a white bar (prohibited sign) corresponds to "Connection Rejected" in Check Point logs, as described in the provided table. A: Correct. Matches the icon and "Connection Rejected" description. B: Incorrect. Virus detection has a different icon (a red shield). C: Incorrect. Dropped connections use a red arrow pointing downward. D: Incorrect. Spam detection uses an envelope icon with marks. CITATION: (EC-Council, 2021-03-01) Page 826 EC-Council. (2021-03-01). Computer Hacking Forensics Investigator (CHFI) Version 10, 10th Edition. [[VitalSource Bookshelf version]]. Retrieved from vbk://9781635676969