You are working with multiple Security Gateways enforcing an extensive number of rules. To simplify security administration, which action would you choose?

Choosing to create a separate Security Policy package for each remote Security Gateway is a highly effective way to simplify security administration in an environment with multiple Security Gateways and extensive rules. This approach allows you to tailor policies specifically for each Gateway based on its specific needs and role within the network.

By having individual policy packages, administrators can more easily manage and enforce rules that are directly applicable to each Gateway without the confusion that comes with a monolithic policy that might include irrelevant rules. This targeted approach not only streamlines the management process but also enhances security by ensuring that each Gateway only enforces the rules that are necessary for its operation.

Moreover, when changes need to be made, it allows for modifications to be applied to one Gateway without affecting the others. This modularity is crucial in larger networks where different segments may have different security requirements. It also reduces the likelihood of errors that can arise from managing a convoluted policy structure that applies universally across all gateways.

While other options may offer some benefits in specific situations, they do not provide the same level of customization, clarity, and ease of management as creating dedicated Security Policy packages for each Security Gateway.