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Check Point Certified Security Administrator R82 Questions 66–70 (page: 15)

Updated On: 16-Mar-2026

Which Identity Awareness Client can collect identities from not only Active Directory Domain Controllers, but also from Cisco Identity Services Engine Servers or NetIQ eDirectory Servers?

  1. Identity Agent for a User Endpoint Computer
  2. Identity Agent for a Terminal Server v2
  3. Identity Agent for a Terminal Server
  4. Identity Collector

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

The Identity Collector can integrate with multiple directory and identity systems, including Active Directory, Cisco Identity Services Engine, and NetIQ eDirectory, to collect and correlate user identity information for

Identity Awareness enforcement.



When looking at the Ordered Access Control Layers in the SmartConsole they are organized sequentially. How does the security gateway enforce the rules?

  1. All ordered layers are analyzed in parallel. If there is a matched drop rule in any layer then the traffic is allowed.
  2. After checking each layer the firewall engages the relevant blades and starts to evaluate again one at a time while working with the other access control blades.
  3. Each layer is evaluated independently.
  4. All ordered layers are analyzed in parallel. If there is a matched accept rule in any layer then the traffic is allowed.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Each ordered layer is evaluated independently by the Security Gateway, and enforcement is based on the action taken within the layer where the traffic is matched, without parallel evaluation across layers.



Which of the following is a best practice for policy layers?

  1. Avoid sharing layers across policies
  2. Use only one layer per policy
  3. Disable implicit cleanup rules
  4. Share layers with other policy packages

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Sharing layers across policy packages promotes consistency, simplifies management, and reduces configuration errors by allowing common rule sets to be centrally maintained and reused.



What is the purpose of Audit logs?

  1. Audit Logs record administrative actions, such as configuration of static routes in CLISH or adding an OS administrator password.
  2. Audit Logs record administrative actions, such as policy modifications, user logins, and configuration changes.
  3. Audit Logs is to check the validity of the IPS, Anti-Bot, Anti-Virus, URL Filtering, Application Control subscription license from the Check Point ThreatCloud repository.
  4. Audit Log is to comply with the Regulations, such as FIPS, HIPAA or PCI-DSS.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Audit logs record administrative actions such as policy changes, administrator logins, and configuration modifications, providing accountability and traceability for management activities.



In which deployment type is the log indexing disabled by default?

  1. Bridge mode
  2. Distributed
  3. Maestro Orchestrator
  4. Standalone

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

In a distributed deployment, log indexing is disabled by default to optimize performance on the Security Management Server, since log processing and storage are typically handled by dedicated log servers.



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