A network administrator is trying to configure an access rule to allow access to a specific banking site over HTTPS. Which method must the administrator use to meet the requirement?

The correct answer is A. Enable SSL decryption and specify the URL.. To allow access to a specific banking site over HTTPS, the network administrator must use SSL decryption (also known as SSL/TLS inspection) and specify the URL. This is because HTTPS traffic is encrypted, and the firewall needs to decrypt the traffic to inspect the URL and enforc

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AEnable SSL decryption and specify the URL.
BDefine the URL to be blocked and set the application to HTTP.
CDefine the URL to be blocked and disable SSL inspection.

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Explanation

To allow access to a specific banking site over HTTPS, the network administrator must use SSL decryption (also known as SSL/TLS inspection) and specify the URL. This is because HTTPS traffic is encrypted, and the firewall needs to decrypt the traffic to inspect the URL and enforce the Enable SSL Decryption: Configure SSL policies to decrypt the HTTPS traffic. Specify the URL: Define the URL of the banking site in the access control policy, ensuring that the decrypted traffic is inspected and allowed based on the specified URL. This method ensures that only the desired banking site is accessed over HTTPS, while other HTTPS traffic can be filtered or blocked according to the organization's security policies.

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#SSL Decryption#HTTPS Filtering#Access Rules#URL Filtering

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