350-701 · Question #15
350-701 Question #15: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: Configure a posture policy in Cisco Identity Services Engine to install the MS17-010 patch before. Cisco ISE posture policies can check for and enforce the installation of critical patches like MS17-010 to mitigate ransomware vulnerabilities.
Question
An engineer used a posture check on a Microsoft Windows endpoint and discovered that the MS17-010 patch was not installed, which left the endpoint vulnerable to WannaCry ransomware. Which two solutions mitigate the risk of this ransomware infection? (Choose two.)
Options
- AConfigure a posture policy in Cisco Identity Services Engine to install the MS17-010 patch before
- BSet up a profiling policy in Cisco Identity Service Engine to check and endpoint patch level before
- CConfigure a posture policy in Cisco Identity Services Engine to check that an endpoint patch level
- DConfigure endpoint firewall policies to stop the exploit traffic from being allowed to run and
- ESet up a well-defined endpoint patching strategy to ensure that endpoints have critical
Explanation
Cisco ISE posture policies can check for and enforce the installation of critical patches like MS17-010 to mitigate ransomware vulnerabilities.
Common mistakes.
- B. Profiling in Cisco ISE identifies and categorizes endpoints based on various attributes but is not used to check for specific patch levels or to initiate patch installation for posture compliance.
- D. While endpoint firewall policies can help prevent the spread or execution of exploit traffic post-compromise, they do not directly address or remediate the root vulnerability of a missing patch.
- E. Setting up a well-defined endpoint patching strategy is a good overall practice but does not represent a specific, immediate technical solution using Cisco products to mitigate the discovered vulnerability as the other options do.
Concept tested. Cisco ISE Posture Remediation (Patch Management)
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