Which of the following is NOT true for Clientless VPN?

Types of Solutions
All of Check Point’s Remote Access solutions provide:
• Enterprise-grade, secure connectivity to corporate resources.
• Strong user authentication.
• Granular access control.
Factors to consider when choosing remote access solutions for your organization:
• Client-Based vs. Clientless – Does the solution require a Check Point client to be installed on the endpoint computer or is it clientless, for which only a web browser is required. You might need multiple solutions within your organization to meet different needs.
• Secure Connectivity and Endpoint Security – Which capabilities does the solution include?
• Secure Connectivity – Traffic is encrypted between the client and VPN gateway. After users authenticate, they can access the corporate resources that are permitted to them in the access policy. All Check Point solutions supply this.
• Endpoint Security – Endpoint computers are protected at all times, even when there is no connectivity to the corporate network. Some Check Point solutions supply this.
Client-Based vs. Clientless
Check Point remote access solutions use IPsec and SSL encryption protocols to create secure connections. All Check Point clients can work through NAT devices, hotspots, and proxies in situations with complex topologies, such as airports or hotels. These are the types of installations for remote access solutions:
• Client-based – Client application installed on endpoint computers and devices. Clients are usually installed on a managed device, such as a company-owned computer. The client supplies access to most types of corporate resources according to the access privileges of the user.
• Clientless – Users connect through a web browser and use HTTPS connections. Clientless solutions usually supply access to web-based corporate resources.