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An engineer must configure a posture policy with Cisco Temporal Agent workflow. Which two configurations must the engineer apply to meet the requirement? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is C. Create the posture requirements. D. Create the posture condition. The Cisco Temporal Agent is a lightweight, browser-downloaded posture agent that runs temporarily without persistent installation. The core posture policy is built from two components: Posture Conditions (D), which define the specific checks to perform (e.g., antivirus version…
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An engineer must configure a posture policy with Cisco Temporal Agent workflow. Which two configurations must the engineer apply to meet the requirement? (Choose two.)
Options
- AConfigure the Secure Client Posture module.
- BConfigure the client provisioning policy.
- CCreate the posture requirements.
- DCreate the posture condition.
- EConfigure client provisioning resources.
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A7% (2)
- B4% (1)
- C86% (24)
- E4% (1)
Explanation
The Cisco Temporal Agent is a lightweight, browser-downloaded posture agent that runs temporarily without persistent installation. The core posture policy is built from two components: Posture Conditions (D), which define the specific checks to perform (e.g., antivirus version, OS patch level), and Posture Requirements (C), which bind one or more conditions to a remediation action and an overall pass/fail result. These two together form the posture policy that the temporal agent evaluates. Option A (Secure Client Posture module) is not required because the temporal agent is the alternative to installing the full Secure Client. Options B and E (client provisioning policy and resources) are relevant to deploying the agent but are not the specific posture policy configuration items the question asks about.
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