An organization has PCI compliant application deployed as part of a larger NSX environment. Every year a team of contractors evaluates the security of the environment and recommends changes. What…

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Section 4 – Configure and Administer NSX Logical Security Services

Question

An organization has PCI compliant application deployed as part of a larger NSX environment. Every year a team of contractors evaluates the security of the environment and recommends changes. What NSX Role and Scope should the contractors be given to minimize access but still allow them to fulfill the staled requirement?

Options

ASecurity Administrator, No restrictions
BAuditor. Limit access scope
CNSX Administrator, Limit access scope
DEnterprise Administrator, Limit access scope

How the community answered

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A
13% (8)
B
78% (47)
C
5% (3)
D
3% (2)

Explanation

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