What are the two default admin profiles on a FortiGate device?

The two default admin profiles on a FortiGate device are 'super_admin' and 'prof_admin.' The 'super_admin' profile grants full administrative privileges, allowing complete control over the FortiGate device and all its settings. This includes the ability to configure system settings, manage policies, and view logs. The 'prof_admin' profile has a more limited set of permissions, typically tailored for specific roles or tasks within the network security management framework.

Understanding these profiles is crucial for effective security management, as it allows organizations to assign different levels of access based on user roles or responsibilities. By using these profiles appropriately, organizations can enforce the principle of least privilege, minimizing the risk of unauthorized changes to the device's configuration.

Other options do not accurately represent FortiGate's default profiles. For instance, 'Admin and guest' suggests roles that do not encapsulate the specific administrative capabilities found on FortiGate devices. Similarly, 'Admin and superuser' lacks the proper terminology, as the correct term for full administrator access is 'super_admin.' Last, 'Guest and user_admin' reflects roles that are not designed for management tasks on the FortiGate, and instead might represent user access more generally.