When you wish to create a specific firewall, you should create a security policy for that firewall specifically.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Sometimes
• D. Not required

Answer: (A)

Firewalls enforce access control through a security policy that defines which traffic is allowed, blocked, or redirected across the device’s interfaces. Each firewall sits in a unique spot in the network with its own traffic patterns and risk profile, so the rules must be tailored to that specific device. Creating a security policy specifically for that firewall ensures the rules reflect its topology, zones, and role, and can be applied directly to enforce the intended controls. Even if you start from a template or a centralized policy, the resulting rules must be designed for and pushed to that particular firewall. So yes, you should create a security policy for that firewall specifically.