Which two statements are true regarding Cisco ISE? (Choose two.)

ISE typically requires integration with other systems like wireless LAN controllers (WLCs) and location services to accurately track the physical location of wireless devices, it cannot do this standalone.

Cisco ISE functions as a centralized policy enforcement platform that records and correlates contextual data, including when specific devices connect to the network, providing comprehensive visibility and reporting.

In Cisco SD-Access, ISE is the policy engine responsible for assigning Scalable Group Tags (SGTs) to users and devices, enabling micro-segmentation and consistent policy application across the fabric.

While ISE enhances user experience and secures network access, 'secure VLAN' is a specific and limited outcome; ISE's major business outcomes are broader, including compliance, threat containment, and secure network access control.

An ISE deployment requires Cisco ISE appliances or virtual machines, not a Cisco Access Control System (ACS) appliance, which is an older, distinct product for network access control.