To force clients to use Integrity Secure Workspace when accessing sensitive applications, the Administrator can configure Connectra:

Carlos M.May 27, 2026

A is correct. Protection levels in Connectra let the admin define what security posture a client endpoint must meet before granting access to specific applications, so tying Secure Workspace enforcement to a protection level is exactly how you gate sensitive apps behind that requirement.

Dervla O.May 18, 2026

Protection levels are the mechanism Connectra uses to define what security posture a client must meet before accessing a given resource, and Secure Workspace is one of the conditions you can require at a specific level. That eliminates D immediately because nothing in that product line is automatically enforced without administrator configuration, and you should be suspicious of any option that says a security control just turns itself on. C is a trap because re-authentication verifies identity, not endpoint integrity, and those are two completely separate planes. B sounds close if you haven't separated the clientless scanning feature from the workspace isolation feature in your mind, but clientless security is about scanning without an agent, not about wrapping the session in an isolated desktop environment. I hit this question maybe forty minutes into my sitting and almost second-guessed myself because I blanked on the exact menu label. What I did was ignore the label and reason from the function: which setting type lets you attach environmental requirements to specific application access? That pointed straight to protection levels, and I moved on without burning more than ninety seconds on it. Read the stem twice, map the function, then match, and the distractors lose their grip.

Wesley A.Jun 10, 2026

Protection levels are exactly how you gate sensitive apps behind Secure Workspace, so A is correct, but watch out for B if you went into the exam thinking Integrity Clientless Security and Secure Workspace are the same thing, they are not, and that confusion cost me points the first time around.

Lena V.Jun 3, 2026

Protection levels are exactly how Connectra enforces which client security posture is required before granting access to a given application, so A is your answer here. Quick question though: do you know what the actual protection level tiers look like in practice, and whether Secure Workspace kicks in at a specific tier or whether the admin maps it manually per application?