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500-651 · Question #64

Which three Cisco solutions are covered in the Advanced Threat module? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is A. Cognitive Threat Analytics B. Intrusion Analytics C. AMP. Cisco's Advanced Threat module specifically covers Cognitive Threat Analytics (behavioral analytics that identifies threats using machine learning on network data), Intrusion Analytics (correlating intrusion events to surface actionable threat intelligence), and AMP (Advanced…

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Question

Which three Cisco solutions are covered in the Advanced Threat module? (Choose three.)

Options

  • ACognitive Threat Analytics
  • BIntrusion Analytics
  • CAMP
  • DCisco Defense Orchestrator
  • ENGIPS
  • FCisco ThreatGrid

How the community answered

(31 responses)
  • A
    87% (27)
  • D
    6% (2)
  • E
    3% (1)
  • F
    3% (1)

Explanation

Cisco's Advanced Threat module specifically covers Cognitive Threat Analytics (behavioral analytics that identifies threats using machine learning on network data), Intrusion Analytics (correlating intrusion events to surface actionable threat intelligence), and AMP (Advanced Malware Protection, which provides file reputation, sandboxing, and retrospective detection across endpoints and networks).

The distractors fall outside this module's scope: Cisco Defense Orchestrator (D) is a cloud-based policy management and orchestration tool, not an advanced threat detection technology. NGIPS (E) is a network security enforcement technology typically covered under threat defense or perimeter security modules rather than the Advanced Threat module. Cisco ThreatGrid (F) is a malware analysis sandbox platform - while threat-related, it is not grouped as one of the three core solutions in this specific module.

Memory tip: Think CIA - Cognitive Threat Analytics, Intrusion Analytics, AMP. These three all share a focus on detecting and analyzing threats through intelligence and behavior, while the wrong answers lean toward managing policy (Defense Orchestrator), enforcing at the perimeter (NGIPS), or analyzing malware samples (ThreatGrid).

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#Advanced Threat Protection#Threat Analytics#Malware Detection#Endpoint Security

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