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700-551 · Question #23

Which are three key solutions and features of the web threat-centric solution? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is B. Data loss prevention D. URL Filtering F. CTD and Network Analytics. Data Loss Prevention (B), URL Filtering (D), and CTD (Cognitive Threat Defense) & Network Analytics (F) form the three pillars of the web threat-centric solution because they work together to address the full web threat lifecycle: filtering malicious URLs before access…

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Question

Which are three key solutions and features of the web threat-centric solution? (Choose three.)

Options

  • AIdentity and Access Control
  • BData loss prevention
  • CWeb threat defense
  • DURL Filtering
  • EE-mail Security
  • FCTD and Network Analytics

How the community answered

(37 responses)
  • A
    5% (2)
  • B
    89% (33)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • E
    3% (1)

Explanation

Data Loss Prevention (B), URL Filtering (D), and CTD (Cognitive Threat Defense) & Network Analytics (F) form the three pillars of the web threat-centric solution because they work together to address the full web threat lifecycle: filtering malicious URLs before access, preventing sensitive data from leaving via web channels, and using behavioral analytics to detect threats that evade signature-based controls.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A (Identity and Access Control) belongs to the identity-centric security pillar, not web threat
  • C (Web threat defense) is the umbrella category name itself - too broad to be a specific feature within the solution
  • E (Email Security) is a feature of the email threat-centric solution, a separate pillar entirely

Memory tip: Think of the web threat-centric solution as a three-stage web journey - what URL are you visiting (URL Filtering), what data are you sending out (DLP), and what suspicious patterns exist in traffic (CTD/Analytics). Email and identity are separate "lanes" in the Cisco threat-centric architecture. The trick is recognizing that option C is a red herring - it names the category, not a component of it.

Topics

#Web Threat Defense#Data Loss Prevention#URL Filtering#Network Analytics

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