What is the Microsoft security policy recommendation for fast user switching in Cisco ISE?

Question

Options

• ADisable BOYD posture agent.
• BEnable Cisco Secure Client posture agent.
• CEnable fast user switching.
• DDisable fast user switching.

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  3% (1)
• D
  94% (31)

Explanation

Microsoft's security policy recommendation documented in Cisco ISE guidance is to disable fast user switching when the Cisco Secure Client (formerly AnyConnect) posture agent is in use. Fast user switching allows multiple user sessions to exist simultaneously on a Windows endpoint. This creates an ambiguity problem for the posture agent: it may assess compliance under one user context but the active session switches to a different user, resulting in inaccurate posture state reporting. Disabling fast user switching ensures that only one user session is active at a time, allowing the posture agent to accurately and consistently assess the endpoint. The other choices either reference enabling the problematic feature or are not directly tied to Microsoft's specific policy recommendation in this context.

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