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1Y0-401 · Question #353

What are the benefits of using SecureICA to meet the company's compliance requirements?

The correct answer is B. It encrypts ICA traffic from remote users. SecureICA is a Citrix-specific encryption protocol designed to secure the Independent Computing Architecture (ICA) traffic for remote users accessing virtual desktops and applications.

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What are the benefits of using SecureICA to meet the company's compliance requirements?

Options

  • AIt encrypts internal ICA traffic.
  • BIt encrypts ICA traffic from remote users.
  • CIt is required to enable the SSL Relay service.
  • DIt complies with industry-standard SSL encryption requirements.

How the community answered

(29 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    93% (27)
  • D
    3% (1)

Why each option

SecureICA is a Citrix-specific encryption protocol designed to secure the Independent Computing Architecture (ICA) traffic for remote users accessing virtual desktops and applications.

AIt encrypts internal ICA traffic.

While SecureICA encrypts ICA traffic, its specific benefit for compliance often focuses on securing traffic over less trusted external networks, rather than purely internal, already secured segments.

BIt encrypts ICA traffic from remote users.Correct

SecureICA is a proprietary Citrix encryption protocol specifically engineered to secure ICA traffic, which is the communication protocol between a Citrix client and a Citrix server. Its primary benefit for compliance often lies in encrypting data streams when remote users access resources over untrusted networks, protecting sensitive information in transit.

CIt is required to enable the SSL Relay service.
DIt complies with industry-standard SSL encryption requirements.

Concept tested: SecureICA encryption for remote access

Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/legacy-archive/xenapp-and-xendesktop/7-6/xad-security-wrapper-xaxd76/xad-secureica-xaxd76.html

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#SecureICA#ICA encryption#remote access security

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