What are two components of the posture requirement when configuring Cisco ISE posture? (Choose two )

The correct answer is B. remediation actions D. conditions. A posture requirement in Cisco ISE is built from two essential components: conditions (D) - which define what to check on the endpoint (e.g., is antivirus running, is the OS patched) - and remediation actions (B) - which define what happens when a condition fails (e.g., launch…

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Aupdates
Bremediation actions
CClient Provisioning portal
Dconditions
Eaccess policy

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A
6% (4)
B
89% (57)
C
2% (1)
E
3% (2)

Explanation

A posture requirement in Cisco ISE is built from two essential components: conditions (D) - which define what to check on the endpoint (e.g., is antivirus running, is the OS patched) - and remediation actions (B) - which define what happens when a condition fails (e.g., launch an antivirus update, display a message). Together they form the requirement: 'if condition X fails, apply remediation Y.' Updates (A), the Client Provisioning Portal (C), and access policy (E) are related elements in the broader posture framework but are not the two direct components of a posture requirement object.

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