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Which two Cisco products are part of the mobile threat-centric solution module? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is C. Enhanced control access with ISE and Cloudlock E. Enforced device security policies with Meraki. Cisco's mobile threat-centric solution module specifically targets securing mobile devices and the cloud services they access. ISE (Identity Services Engine) with Cloudlock (C) provides enhanced access control and cloud security brokering for mobile users, while Meraki (E)…
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Which two Cisco products are part of the mobile threat-centric solution module? (Choose two.)
Options
- AAdvanced sandboxing with Threat Grid
- BAutomated policy enforcement with ASAv
- CEnhanced control access with ISE and Cloudlock
- DSoftware-defined segmentation through TrustSec
- EEnforced device security policies with Meraki
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A7% (2)
- C89% (25)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Cisco's mobile threat-centric solution module specifically targets securing mobile devices and the cloud services they access. ISE (Identity Services Engine) with Cloudlock (C) provides enhanced access control and cloud security brokering for mobile users, while Meraki (E) enforces device-level security policies through its MDM (Mobile Device Management) capabilities - both are core to protecting mobile endpoints and their cloud interactions.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Threat Grid): Advanced sandboxing belongs to the threat intelligence/advanced threat detection module, not the mobile module.
- B (ASAv): Virtual firewalls with automated policy enforcement are part of network perimeter security, not mobile-specific solutions.
- D (TrustSec): Software-defined segmentation via TrustSec falls under threat-centric network security/segmentation, not the mobile module.
Memory tip: Think "M&C for Mobile" - Meraki secures the Mobile device itself (MDM policies), and Cloudlock (with ISE) secures Cloud access from those devices. The other options (sandboxing, firewalls, segmentation) all belong to different modules in Cisco's threat-centric architecture.
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