To provide updated malicious data signatures to all Threat Prevention blades, the Threat Prevention gateway does what with the data?

The correct answer is B. Share the data to the ThreatCloud for use by other Threat Prevention blades. Data from malicious attacks are shared between the Threat Prevention Software Blades and help to keep your network safe. For example, the signatures from threats that Threat Emulation identifies are added to the ThreatCloud for use by the other Threat Prevention blades. src

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ACache the data to speed up its own function.
BShare the data to the ThreatCloud for use by other Threat Prevention blades.
CLog the traffic for Administrator viewing.
DDelete the data to ensure an analysis of the data is done each time.

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A
4% (2)
B
70% (38)
C
17% (9)
D
9% (5)

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Data from malicious attacks are shared between the Threat Prevention Software Blades and help to keep your network safe. For example, the signatures from threats that Threat Emulation identifies are added to the ThreatCloud for use by the other Threat Prevention blades. src

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