Which of the following cannot be done using Check Point APIs?

The capability to create new dashboards using Check Point APIs is limited, particularly when it comes to integrating entirely new dashboard functionalities for third-party tasks. While Check Point APIs facilitate interactions with security management, including retrieving data and configurations, creating entirely new visualizations can fall outside the scope of what is achievable directly through these APIs.

Creating products that enhance Check Point solutions or third-party solutions as well as executing scripts for common tasks are typically well-supported functionalities. Check Point offers rich APIs that allow for interaction with various components of their security architecture, thus enabling the extension and enhancement of both their own and external tools. This flexibility is valuable for security operations, allowing seamless integration and automation.

Creating new dashboards often requires modifications to the user interface or implementation beyond pure data interaction, which is why it is not something that can typically be accomplished just with the APIs provided by Check Point.