Employee-sponsored network access, guest access, and activity tracking are contributors to which feature of ISE?

Question

Options

• ADevice profiting
• BContext-aware access
• CGuest access management
• DPlatform exchange grid

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  6% (2)
• C
  91% (32)

Explanation

Guest Access Management in Cisco ISE encompasses the full lifecycle of non-employee network access, which is precisely why employee-sponsored network access (where an internal user vouches for a guest), guest portal/access provisioning, and activity tracking/auditing all fall under this feature. Option A ("Device profiting" - likely a typo for Device Profiling) is wrong because profiling is about automatically identifying and classifying devices by their network behavior and attributes, not managing who can access the network. Option B (Context-aware access) is a broader policy mechanism that uses identity, device type, posture, and location to enforce access decisions - it doesn't specifically handle the guest lifecycle. Option D (pxGrid / Platform Exchange Grid) is Cisco's framework for sharing contextual data between security products (e.g., ISE sharing session info with Firepower), which has nothing to do with guest workflows.

Memory tip: Think "GAS = Guest Access Services" - Sponsored access, Guest portals, and Activity logs are all things you do for guests, so they live under Guest Access Management.

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