Which four of these benefits does APM provide? (Choose four.)

APM is licensed and architected to support thousands of concurrent SSL VPN and clientless remote access sessions, making large-scale remote access a primary use case.

Web application firewall capabilities are provided by F5 ASM (Application Security Manager / Advanced WAF), not APM, which has no HTTP request inspection or attack signature engine.

APM authenticates users against identity providers such as Active Directory, LDAP, RADIUS, and SAML IdPs, making identity-based authentication a core feature.

Acceleration of web content to the client is the function of F5 WebAccelerator (AAM), which uses caching and compression - APM focuses on authentication and authorization, not performance optimization.

APM's access policy engine enables granular, per-resource authorization decisions based on user identity, group membership, and endpoint posture, going well beyond simple allow/deny.

APM's endpoint inspection feature checks the client workstation for security software, OS patch level, and certificate presence before granting access, directly fulfilling client workstation security checking.