What type of CFS object allows you to take action on a specific category?

The correct choice is the CFS Profile Object. This object is specifically designed to define how to manage and filter web content based on categories during internet traffic processing. It allows administrators to assign categories to specific types of content and specify actions that should be taken when users attempt to access that content.

Using a CFS Profile Object, an organization can enforce internet policies, such as blocking or allowing access to certain categories like social media, gambling, or adult content. This targeted action enables more granular control over internet usage, ensuring compliance with company policies and improving network security.

In contrast, the other options pertain to different aspects of network security and management. The Content Filter Object is involved in filtering content, but it does not specifically manage actions based on categories in the same direct way as a CFS Profile Object. The Match Object is used for matching rules within firewall policies, while the Access Rule Object primarily governs permissions for traffic to flow through the firewall, without the specific focus on categorization of content that a CFS Profile Object provides.