What are three main challenges addressed by Cisco's cloud delivered security solutions? (Choose three.)

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Options

• AThreats are becoming too advanced tor traditional hardware
• BSolutions often require frequent hardware updates
• CEmployees are unable to work remotely
• DBusinesses are using email too frequently
• EFrequently installing new servers, appliances, and devices adds to the maintenance workload
• FIT staff must continuously grow with additional specializations to address the solutions

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  88% (50)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  7% (4)

Explanation

Cisco's cloud-delivered security model is specifically designed to tackle the operational and staffing burdens of traditional on-premises security deployments. B is correct because physical hardware requires periodic upgrades to stay effective, which cloud delivery eliminates; E is correct because provisioning and maintaining on-premises appliances creates an ongoing workload that cloud offloads to the vendor; and F is correct because managing fragmented on-premises tools demands ever-expanding specialist knowledge, whereas cloud consolidation reduces that pressure.

The distractors fail for these reasons: A conflates a general threat-landscape concern with a specific operational challenge - hardware can also be upgraded to handle advanced threats, so this isn't a defining driver for cloud adoption in Cisco's framing. C is factually backwards - employees can work remotely, and cloud security actually enables that more easily. D is a nonsense distractor; email frequency is not a security infrastructure challenge.

Memory tip: Think "HIM" - Hardware refresh costs (B), Installation/maintenance burden (E), Manpower specialization demands (F). All three are operational overhead problems that cloud delivery shifts to the vendor, which is the core value proposition.

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