An engineer is configuring ISE for network device administration and has devices that support both protocols. What are two benefits of choosing TACACS+ over RADUs for these devices? (Choose two.)

FIPS compliance is related to cryptographic modules, and both protocols can be used in FIPS-compliant contexts with appropriate implementation, so this is not a differentiator.

RADIUS is primarily designed for Network Access Control (NAC), while TACACS+ is specifically designed for network device administration (AAA), so this statement is reversed and incorrect.

EAP-TLS is an EAP method typically used with RADIUS for strong authentication; TACACS+ does not generally use EAP.

TACACS+ provides the ability to authorize specific commands that users can execute on a network device, offering much more granular control over administrative access than RADIUS.

TACACS+ encrypts the entire payload of its packets, ensuring that all information exchanged during the authentication and authorization process is secure, unlike RADIUS which only encrypts the password field.