Which view is NOT a valid CPVIEW view?

In the context of Check Point's CPVIEW, a tool used for monitoring and analyzing security data, each view represents a specific type of information or analysis capability. The view identified as PDP, which stands for Policy Decision Point, is not recognized as a valid view within CPVIEW. This is because CPVIEW is designed around specific metrics and categories that directly relate to Check Point's technological offerings and operational parameters.

Conversely, views like IDA (Intrusion Detection Analysis), RAD (Real-time Attack Detection), and VPN (Virtual Private Network) are integral to the monitoring capabilities of Check Point's security solutions. They provide insights into various aspects such as intrusion attempts, threat levels, and secure connections established within the network. Understanding how each of these views functions helps administrators leverage the capabilities of Check Point products effectively and ensure robust security posture management.