What is the kernel process for Content Awareness that collects the data from the contexts received from the CMI and decides if the file is matched by a data type?
cntawmod is the kernel module for Content Awareness.
It collects data from the CMI (Context Management Infrastructure) and evaluates whether a file matches a defined data type.
It operates within the kernel space to enforce content inspection policies.
The other options refer to user-space processes or components related to DLP (Data Loss Prevention), not the Content Awareness kernel module.
The correct answer is:
C. dlpda
The dlpda process is responsible for collecting data from the contexts created by the FileApp parser (as received from the CMI) and deciding if the file matches a defined Data Type in Content Awareness. When a file is matched, the dlpda process notifies the Unified Rulebase (UP) and triggers rulebase execution.
- dlpda = Data Loss Prevention Daemon for Content Awareness (CTNT)
- cntawmod and cntmgr are not Check Point kernel processes related to Content Awareness.
- dlpu is a process in DLP (Data Loss Prevention), but not specifically for Content Awareness context matching.
The Content Awareness DLPDA process collects the data from those
contexts and decides if the file is matched by a data type
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