700-551 · Question #24
Whichthree are key points from the Threat-Centric module? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is C. Cisco Security provides flexible, simple, and integrated advanced threat detection, through a D. The Cisco Security Portfolio provide security across the entire business environment F. Cisco Security provides direct simple, and balanced detection by driving customer outcomes. Options C, D, and F capture the three core pillars of Cisco's Threat-Centric messaging: that Cisco delivers flexible, simple, and integrated threat detection (C), that its portfolio spans the entire business environment (D), and that its approach is outcome-driven - delivering…
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Whichthree are key points from the Threat-Centric module? (Choose three.)
Options
- ACisco Security is the #1 threat model
- BCustomers are searching for security answers without interrupting productivity
- CCisco Security provides flexible, simple, and integrated advanced threat detection, through a
- DThe Cisco Security Portfolio provide security across the entire business environment
- EAn effective security solution can help overcome ever-growing security challenges
- FCisco Security provides direct simple, and balanced detection by driving customer outcomes
How the community answered
(16 responses)- A6% (1)
- C88% (14)
- E6% (1)
Explanation
Options C, D, and F capture the three core pillars of Cisco's Threat-Centric messaging: that Cisco delivers flexible, simple, and integrated threat detection (C), that its portfolio spans the entire business environment (D), and that its approach is outcome-driven - delivering simple, balanced detection tied to customer results (F). Together, these three points form the "what," "where," and "why it matters" of the Threat-Centric value proposition.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is incorrect because Cisco does not claim to be the "#1 threat model" - that's an unsupported superlative not part of the module's messaging.
- B is a customer pain point (productivity vs. security), not a Cisco key message from this module.
- E is a generic, vendor-neutral statement that any security company could make - it lacks Cisco-specific positioning.
Memory tip: Think C-D-F = "Cisco Does (the) Full thing" - Cisco's detection is integrated (C), covers the full environment (D), and drives full customer outcomes (F). If an answer sounds like a generic industry truth (E) or a vague marketing claim (A, B), it's likely a distractor.
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