Drag and Drop Matching Questions

Detects and blocks malware in traffic

Prevents spyware and command-and-control traffic

Blocks exploits targeting known vulnerabilities

Controls access to websites based on category

Blocks specific file types from being transferred

Handles configuration, logging, and reporting

Processes traffic and enforces security policies

Manages routing and session setup

Collects and stores logs for analysis

Centralized management for multiple firewalls

Records session start, end, and bytes transferred

Logs blocked malware, exploits, or spyware

Logs web requests and category matches

Tracks files sent for cloud analysis

Records administrative actions and system events

Displays firewall model, version, and uptime

Lists currently active security rules

Reboots the firewall

Captures packets for troubleshooting

Enters configuration mode to make changes

Decrypts outbound traffic to inspect it

Decrypts inbound traffic to servers

Decrypts SSH traffic for policy enforcement

Traffic bypasses decryption

Sends decrypted traffic to a monitoring tool

Permits traffic matching the rule

Blocks traffic and sends a reset

Silently discards traffic without notification

Sends TCP reset to client only

Sends TCP reset to both client and server

One firewall handles traffic; the other stands by

Both firewalls handle traffic simultaneously

Keepalive messages exchanged between HA peers

Original active firewall reclaims role after recovery

Firewall that initially processed a session

Next-generation firewall for enterprise

Virtual firewall for cloud environments

Container firewall for Kubernetes

Cloud-delivered security for remote users

Extended detection and response for endpoints

Application identification and control

User and group mapping for policies

Threat prevention including IPS and antivirus

Cloud-based malware analysis

Remote access VPN and mobile security

Manually configured by administrator

Learned via link-state routing protocol

Learned via path-vector routing protocol

Directly attached network

Used when no specific route matches destination