Fill in the blank: The position of an Implied rule is manipulated in the _______ window.

The position of an Implied rule is manipulated in the Global Properties window because this is where administrators can control settings that impact the behavior of security rules across the entire security policy. The Global Properties window allows you to make modifications that apply universally to the security policy configuration, including the management of implied rules. Implied rules are pre-defined rules that are automatically created by the Check Point software to manage specific types of traffic or actions. Adjusting their position in the Global Properties window allows the administrator to prioritize these rules as needed, impacting how traffic is processed by the firewall.

In other contexts, such as in the NAT window, Object Explorer, or Firewall window, the focus is on specific configurations or visual representations of policies and objects rather than the overarching settings relevant to implied rules.