What are two ways to deploy security certificates in CCE? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• ACertificate Authority (CA)
• B3rd party signed
• CSecurity Authority (SA)
• DDigitally signed
• ESelf-signed

• A
  95% (38)
• B
  3% (1)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

In CCE (Cisco Contact Center Enterprise), security certificates can be deployed using a Certificate Authority (CA), which acts as a trusted third party that issues and validates certificates across the system, and as Digitally signed certificates, which carry a cryptographic signature verifying authenticity and integrity. These two represent the recognized deployment mechanisms within the CCE framework.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (3rd party signed) - while third-party CAs exist, this isn't the specific CCE terminology used to describe a deployment method; "CA" already encompasses this concept more precisely.
• C (Security Authority/SA) - "SA" is not a recognized standard term in certificate infrastructure; it's a fabricated distractor mimicking the real term "CA."
• E (Self-signed) - self-signed certificates lack validation from a trusted authority and are not a supported deployment method in CCE's security model.

Memory tip: Think "CA + D = Certified and Deployed" - a Certificate Authority provides the trust chain (A), and the certificate must be Digitally signed (D) to prove it hasn't been tampered with. Watch out for "Security Authority" (C) as a trap - there's no such thing in certificate infrastructure.

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