How many security levels can you set when enabling Remote Help on pre-boot?

Check Point Full Disk Encryption's Remote Help feature, which assists users at pre-boot, can be configured with three distinct security levels. These levels determine the complexity of the challenge-response mechanism used to verify the user's identity and provide a one-time password. The administrator can choose between "Low security," "Medium security," and "High security" based on the organization's security requirements, balancing user convenience with protection against unauthorized access.

A. There is no "Very High security" level defined for this feature; the options are limited to three.
B. This is incomplete. A "Medium security" level also exists, offering a balance between the Low and High options.
D. The feature is not a simple on/off switch; it provides granular control with three distinct security levels.

1. Check Point Endpoint Security E86.20 Management Server Administration Guide, Chapter 6 "Full Disk Encryption", Section "Configuring Remote Help". This section details the policy configuration for Remote Help and explicitly lists the three available options: "Select a security level for Remote Help: Low security, Medium security, High security."