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Which two products are part of Cisco's Data Center threat-centric solution? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Rapid threat detection through NGFW and NGFWv E. Automated policy enforcement with ASAv. Cisco's Data Center threat-centric solution is built around two pillars: detecting threats quickly and enforcing policies automatically. Option A is correct because Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFW and the virtualized NGFWv) provide rapid, deep-packet threat detection inside the…
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Which two products are part of Cisco's Data Center threat-centric solution? (Choose two.)
Options
- ARapid threat detection through NGFW and NGFWv
- BEnforced device security with Meraki
- CURL filtering
- DRelationship segmentation
- EAutomated policy enforcement with ASAv
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A90% (26)
- C3% (1)
- D7% (2)
Explanation
Cisco's Data Center threat-centric solution is built around two pillars: detecting threats quickly and enforcing policies automatically. Option A is correct because Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFW and the virtualized NGFWv) provide rapid, deep-packet threat detection inside the data center fabric. Option E is correct because the ASAv (virtual Adaptive Security Appliance) enables automated, scalable policy enforcement - a core requirement for dynamic, software-defined data centers.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B (Meraki): Meraki is Cisco's cloud-managed SD-WAN/switching platform, aimed at branch/campus networks - not a data center threat-centric product.
- C (URL filtering): This is a feature found in many Cisco products, not a standalone data center threat-centric solution component.
- D (Relationship segmentation): This is not a recognized Cisco term; the real concept is micro-segmentation (associated with Tetration/Secure Workload), and "relationship segmentation" is a fabricated distractor.
Memory tip: Think "Detect + Enforce" - NGFW/NGFWv detects threats at wire speed, ASAv enforces policy automatically. Both are virtual-capable, which is the hallmark of modern data center security solutions. If an answer uses a made-up Cisco buzzword (like "relationship segmentation") or a product from a different portfolio (Meraki = branch, not DC), eliminate it.
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