The correct answer is B. Check Point defines an Updatable Object as a network object that represents an external service such as Office 365, AWS, GEO locations, and similar provider services. The providers publish changing lists of IP addresses, domains, or both. Check Point uploads those provider lists to the Check Point Cloud, and the Security Gateway automatically updates the associated Updatable Objects when the provider changes the list. No policy installation is required for those content updates to take effect. Network Feeds are different: they retrieve administrator-defined feed data from external HTTP/HTTPS sources. Dynamic Objects are locally resolved dynamic placeholders, and ''Cloud Objects'' is not the correct object type for this function. Therefore, the description in the question maps directly to Updatable Objects.

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