How is an Autonomous Threat Prevention Policy created?

The correct answer is B as the best available option. Autonomous Threat Prevention relies on Check Point cloud-delivered threat intelligence and predefined profiles that are kept updated automatically. The phrase “downloaded from the Threat Cloud Repository” is not ideal wording, but it captures the correct principle: policy recommendations and protection updates are cloud-delivered and maintained by Check Point rather than manually built protection by protection. Option A is too vague and marketing-heavy; the policy is not simply “created by AI” as an administrator-facing technical mechanism. Option C is wrong because the point is automation, not manual download. Option D is wrong because administrators do not configure cron jobs for Autonomous Threat Prevention updates. The operational model is profile selection plus automatic updates, which reduces administrative burden while keeping protections aligned with Check Point’s current intelligence. Reference topics: Autonomous Threat Prevention, ThreatCloud-delivered updates, predefined profiles, automatic configuration updates.