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Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) R82 Exam Materials-Question 175 Discussion
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Selected Answers: C
URL Filtering is one of the blades unified under the Access Control Policy in R82's architecture, alongside Firewall, Application Control, Content Awareness, and Mobile Access. It works together with Application Control to enforce granular access rules on web traffic within that single, unified rule base.
Why the other options are wrong:
- **A. It's part of HTTPS Inspection Policy** — HTTPS Inspection is a separate, dedicated policy layer used to decrypt and inspect encrypted traffic so that other blades (like URL Filtering) can categorize and act on it; URL Filtering can leverage HTTPS Inspection's decrypted output, but it isn't a component of that policy itself.
- **B. It's part of URL Filtering policy** — This is circular/self-referential and not a real distinct policy in the R82 architecture; URL Filtering isn't its own standalone policy container — it operates as a blade within the Access Control Policy.
- **D. It's part of Threat Prevention Policy** — Threat Prevention is a separate policy covering blades like IPS, Anti-Bot, Anti-Virus, and Threat Emulation, which focus on identifying and blocking malware and exploits — not on categorizing or controlling access to websites, which is URL Filtering's function.
What is true of the URL Filtering Software Blade? (Choose one answer)
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