A permission profile is a predefined set of Security Management Server and SmartConsole administrative permissions that you can assign to administrators. What are the three default profiles?

Check Point Security Management Server includes three default permission profiles out-of-the-box: Read Only All, Read Write All, and Super User. The 'Super User' profile grants full access to all features, policies, and system settings, and it cannot be modified or deleted. 'Read Write All' allows full read and write access to policies and objects but lacks some system-level administrative privileges (like managing other admins). 'Read Only All' permits viewing of all configurations and logs without the ability to make any changes.

B: "Read Only" and "Read & Write" are not the exact names of the default profiles; they are missing the "All" suffix used in SmartConsole. C: Access Control and Threat Prevention are policy layers and software blades, not the names of administrative permission profiles. D: "RO", "RW", and "Universal admin" are incorrect terminologies and do not exist as default permission profiles in Check Point.

1. Check Point R82 Security Management Administration Guide. Section: "Administrators and Permission Profiles".

2. Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) R82 Courseware. Module: "Administrator Management".