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Which FirePOWER services feature is associated with FireSIGHT recommendations that may be automatically applied as policy?
The correct answer is B. AMP. Note: The answer key provided appears to contain an error. Based on Cisco's official FirePOWER/FireSIGHT documentation, the correct answer is D. IPS, not B. FireSIGHT Recommendations are a feature of IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) policies. The FireSIGHT system analyzes your n
Question
Which FirePOWER services feature is associated with FireSIGHT recommendations that may be automatically applied as policy?
Options
- AURL filtering
- BAMP
- CAVC
- DIPS
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A5% (2)
- B91% (40)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Note: The answer key provided appears to contain an error. Based on Cisco's official FirePOWER/FireSIGHT documentation, the correct answer is D. IPS, not B.
FireSIGHT Recommendations are a feature of IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) policies. The FireSIGHT system analyzes your network's host profiles and vulnerability data, then recommends which intrusion rules to enable or disable - and crucially, these recommendations can be set to apply automatically to an intrusion policy.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (URL Filtering): URL filtering relies on category/reputation databases; it has no FireSIGHT recommendation mechanism tied to host data.
- B (AMP): Advanced Malware Protection detects and blocks malware via file analysis and threat intelligence feeds - it does not use FireSIGHT recommendations applied as policy.
- C (AVC): Application Visibility and Control identifies and controls applications but does not leverage FireSIGHT's recommendation engine.
Memory tip: Think of FireSIGHT Recommendations as the system being smart about your specific network - it knows what hosts and vulnerabilities exist, so it tailors IPS rule recommendations to your environment. "FireSIGHT sees your hosts → recommends IPS rules."
If this question appeared on a practice exam, treat the answer key as suspect and verify against Cisco's official FirePOWER documentation.
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