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A security zone is a group of one or more network interfaces from different centrally managed gateways. What is considered part of the zone?

A.
The zone is based on the network topology and determined according to where the interface leads to.
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A.
The zone is based on the network topology and determined according to where the interface leads to.
B.
Security Zones are not supported by Check Point firewalls.
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B.
Security Zones are not supported by Check Point firewalls.
C.
The firewall rule can be configured to include one or more subnets in a zone.
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C.
The firewall rule can be configured to include one or more subnets in a zone.
D.
The local directly connected subnet defined by the subnet IP and subnet mask.
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The local directly connected subnet defined by the subnet IP and subnet mask.
Suggested answer: A

Explanation:

A security zone is a group of one or more network interfaces from different centrally managed gateways that have the same security requirements. The zone is based on the network topology and determined according to where the interface leads to. For example, a zone can be defined as internal, external, DMZ, VPN, etc. Security zones are supported by Check Point firewalls and can be used to simplify security policies and network segmentation. The firewall rule can be configured to include one or more zones as source or destination objects. The local directly connected subnet defined by the subnet IP and subnet mask is not considered part of the zone, but rather a property of the interface.

Reference: [Security Zones], [Security Zones Best Practices]

asked 16/09/2024
Donald Bell
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