SmartEvent utilizes the Log Server, Correlation Unit and SmartEvent Server to aggregate logs and identify security events. The three main processes that govern these SmartEvent components are:
Correct is C.
cpsemd: SmartEvent Daemon, handles event correlation and detection.
cpsead: SmartEvent Analyzer Daemon, responsible for analyzing security events.
DBSync: Synchronizes the events database.
D is incorrect because these processes are not specifically related to SmartEvent..
fwd: This process is related to the Check Point Firewall's logging system, forwarding logs from Security Gateways to the Log Server.
secu: This is not a recognized Check Point process related to SmartEvent. It might be a typo or misinterpretation.
sesrv: This process is related to the Session Management Server in Check Point, which handles session data, not directly related to SmartEvent’s correlation and event management.
cpsemd - Responsible for logging into the SmartEvent GUI.
cpsead - Responsible for Correlation Unit functionality.
dbsync - DBsync enables SmartEvent to synchronize data stored in different parts of the network.
In distributed information systems, DBsync provides one-way synchronization of data between the Security Management Server's object database and the SmartEvent computer, and supports configuration and administration of distributed systems.
DBsync initially connects to the Management Server, with which SIC is established.
It retrieves all the objects and after the initial synchronization it gets updates whenever an object is saved.
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