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What is a benefit of using Cisco Tetration?

The correct answer is A. It collects telemetry data from servers and then uses software sensors to analyze flow information. A key benefit of Cisco Tetration is its ability to collect extensive telemetry data from servers using software sensors and then analyze the flow information for comprehensive visibility.

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Question

What is a benefit of using Cisco Tetration?

Options

  • AIt collects telemetry data from servers and then uses software sensors to analyze flow information.
  • BIt collects near-real time data from servers and inventories the software packages that exist on servers.
  • CIt collects policy compliance data and process details.
  • DIt collects enforcement data from servers and collects interpacket variation.

How the community answered

(59 responses)
  • A
    90% (53)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    5% (3)
  • D
    3% (2)

Why each option

A key benefit of Cisco Tetration is its ability to collect extensive telemetry data from servers using software sensors and then analyze the flow information for comprehensive visibility.

AIt collects telemetry data from servers and then uses software sensors to analyze flow information.Correct

Cisco Tetration collects comprehensive telemetry data from servers using software sensors and from the network infrastructure using hardware sensors, then analyzes this flow information to provide deep visibility into application behavior, dependencies, and policy enforcement within the data center. This capability enables automated policy generation and compliance monitoring.

BIt collects near-real time data from servers and inventories the software packages that exist on servers.

While Tetration collects near-real time data, its primary benefit extends beyond just inventorying software packages, focusing more broadly on flow analysis and security policy generation.

CIt collects policy compliance data and process details.

While Tetration certainly helps with policy compliance, stating it 'collects policy compliance data and process details' is less comprehensive than describing its core telemetry and analytical capabilities.

DIt collects enforcement data from servers and collects interpacket variation.

Tetration does provide enforcement data and can identify anomalies, but 'interpacket variation' is not a primary or defining benefit commonly associated with its high-level description; its focus is on comprehensive flow and application behavior analysis.

Concept tested: Cisco Tetration capabilities

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/security/tetration/index.html

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#Cisco Tetration#Telemetry#Data Center Security#Application Visibility

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