Free CheckPoint 156-215.81 (R81.20) Actual Exam Questions - Question 11 Discussion

It’s A because both involve checking specific info to enforce rules, not just sharing or standardizing.

A, since both policies rely on inspecting data or info to enforce rules.

A/C? DLP clearly inspects data, so A makes sense there. But Geo Policy is more about applying rules based on geography, which feels like combining different policy types into one, so C could fit too. They’re not just about sharing rules broadly (B), and definitely not standard policies (D). So it’s either tied to inspection or a unified policy approach that integrates multiple aspects.

A. DLP definitely involves inspecting data to enforce rules, and Geo Policy inspects location info, so they fit best as inspection policies rather than just shared or unified types.

Could it be A? DLP definitely inspects data, and Geo Policy might inspect location data to apply rules. So maybe both fall under inspection policies, not just shared or standard ones?

It’s B because both DLP and Geo Policy set rules that apply across different users or locations, making them shared policies rather than just standard or inspection-specific ones.

Maybe C, since unified policies often combine different control aspects, and both DLP and Geo Policy manage multiple elements like data and location together. Seems broader than just standard or shared policies.

It’s D since both are predefined standard security rules.

B tbh, since both DLP and Geo Policy involve rules shared across multiple systems or departments, they seem more like Shared Policies than just inspection-focused ones.

A imo, fits with inspection policies based on what I remember.