What is true about the IPS-Blade?

The statement about the IPS-Blade being managed by the Threat Prevention Policy in R80 is accurate. In this architecture, the IPS functionality is integrated into the broader framework of Threat Prevention, which includes various security measures like Anti-Bot, Antivirus, and Application Control. The Threat Prevention Policy provides a centralized way to manage the settings and configurations for IPS alongside other security components. This integration allows for a cohesive approach to threat management whereby security policies can be adjusted or optimized based on organizational needs without having to manage separate policies for IPS alone.

Other statements may address aspects of the IPS-Blade, but they do not reflect the full capabilities and management approach of the IPS in the R80 environment. For example, the limitations mentioned regarding actions or exceptions can vary based on configurations and specific use cases, making those statements less universally applicable compared to the primary fact that the IPS is governed by the Threat Prevention Policy.