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Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) R82 Exam Materials-Question 130 Discussion
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Check Point's official documentation describes the Perimeter profile as including protection for users browsing the web, data centers, incoming emails, and FTP — explicitly naming FTP as one of the covered scanning protocols, but not CIFS. CIFS/SMB is a file-sharing protocol more relevant to internal file server traffic (covered by the Internal Network or Cloud/Data Center profiles, which protect east-west/internal traffic), so it isn't part of the Perimeter profile's default file-scanning scope.
Why the others are wrong:
A. FTP — FTP is explicitly listed as one of the protocols covered by the Perimeter profile — it is enabled, not excluded.
B. CIFS and FTP — Only CIFS is excluded; FTP is confirmed as included in the Perimeter profile's protection scope, so pairing them together is inaccurate.
D. SMTP/SMTPS and FTP — SMTP is covered under "incoming emails" protection in the Perimeter profile description, and FTP is also included — neither of these is excluded.
Which of following File scanning protocols are not enabled in Perimeter Autonomous Threat Prevention Protection profile? (Choose one answer)
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