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Which are three key products and benefits of the mobile threat-centric solution? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is C. Enforced device security policies with Meraki D. Device phishing protection through Talos and Umbrellas F. Enhanced control access with ISE and Cloudlock. Options C, D, and F represent the three core pillars of Cisco's mobile threat-centric solution. Meraki MDM (C) enforces device security policies on mobile endpoints, ensuring compliance and configuration management. Talos and Umbrella (D) work together to provide phishing…

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Question

Which are three key products and benefits of the mobile threat-centric solution? (Choose three.)

Options

  • ASoftware-defined segmentation through TrustSec
  • BMobile cyber enforcement with AMP
  • CEnforced device security policies with Meraki
  • DDevice phishing protection through Talos and Umbrellas
  • EAutomated policy enforcement with ASAv
  • FEnhanced control access with ISE and Cloudlock

How the community answered

(62 responses)
  • A
    11% (7)
  • B
    3% (2)
  • C
    79% (49)
  • E
    6% (4)

Explanation

Options C, D, and F represent the three core pillars of Cisco's mobile threat-centric solution. Meraki MDM (C) enforces device security policies on mobile endpoints, ensuring compliance and configuration management. Talos and Umbrella (D) work together to provide phishing protection - Talos supplies the threat intelligence while Umbrella enforces DNS-layer security to block malicious domains before a connection is made. ISE and Cloudlock (F) deliver enhanced access control by combining identity-based policy (ISE) with cloud application security (Cloudlock as a CASB).

The distractors describe real Cisco technologies but don't belong to the mobile threat-centric solution: TrustSec (A) is a network segmentation technology for data centers and campus environments, not mobile-focused. AMP (B) handles advanced malware protection across endpoints and networks broadly - it's not framed as "mobile cyber enforcement" in Cisco's portfolio. ASAv (E) is a virtual firewall/VPN appliance used for network perimeter security, not a mobile threat product.

Memory tip: Think "M-D-I" - Meraki manages devices, DNS (Umbrella/Talos) blocks phishing, ISE+Cloudlock controls access. The wrong answers (TrustSec, AMP, ASAv) are all powerful tools but belong to network and perimeter security, not the mobile-specific stack.

Topics

#Mobile threat-centric solution#Device security enforcement#Phishing protection#Access control/identity

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