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Which are two key products and benefits of the Campus and Branch threat-centric solution? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is C. Trojan and malware protection with NGIPS D. Enhanced zero-day and DDoS attacks through NGFW. Cisco's Campus and Branch threat-centric solution centers on two core products: NGIPS (Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention System), which actively inspects traffic to block trojans and malware before they spread laterally across the network (Option C), and NGFW…
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Which are two key products and benefits of the Campus and Branch threat-centric solution? (Choose two.)
Options
- ACloud security policy management through CDO
- BFuzzy Fingerprinting
- CTrojan and malware protection with NGIPS
- DEnhanced zero-day and DDoS attacks through NGFW
How the community answered
(55 responses)- A20% (11)
- B7% (4)
- C73% (40)
Explanation
Cisco's Campus and Branch threat-centric solution centers on two core products: NGIPS (Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention System), which actively inspects traffic to block trojans and malware before they spread laterally across the network (Option C), and NGFW (Next-Generation Firewall), which provides advanced threat intelligence to detect and mitigate zero-day exploits and DDoS attacks at the perimeter (Option D).
Option A is wrong because CDO (Cisco Defense Orchestrator) is a cloud-based management tool for policy administration-it's a centralized control plane, not a threat-centric product delivering direct threat protection in campus/branch environments. Option B ("Fuzzy Fingerprinting") is a fabricated distractor; it doesn't correspond to any Cisco product or recognized security capability in this solution set.
Memory tip: Think "NGs protect the branch" - NGIPS kills malware inside (intrusion), NGFW kills threats outside (firewall). Both are "NG" products = the two correct answers. If an option mentions management/cloud policy (CDO) or sounds made-up (Fuzzy Fingerprinting), it's a trap.
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