Which are three key security vectors customers need to monitor to overcome security challenges? (Choose three)

Question

Options

• ACampus & Branch
• BCloud Apps
• CHackers Device
• DSaaS and Cloud Platform
• EData Center
• FMalware Protection

• A
  93% (39)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Campus & Branch (A), Cloud Apps (B), and Data Center (E) represent the three primary environments where organizational data lives, flows, and is accessed - making them the core attack surfaces that security teams must actively monitor. Campus & Branch covers the distributed locations where employees work and connect, Cloud Apps encompasses the growing use of web-based applications and services that operate outside traditional perimeter controls, and the Data Center remains the heart of critical infrastructure and sensitive data storage.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• C (Hackers Device) is not a security vector you monitor from your own infrastructure - it describes the attacker's tooling, not your attack surface.
• D (SaaS and Cloud Platform) is a plausible distractor, but the question's framework consolidates cloud concerns under "Cloud Apps" (B); D is too narrowly worded and redundant.
• F (Malware Protection) is a security control/solution, not a vector - it's what you deploy in response to threats, not a surface you monitor.

Memory tip: Think of the three pillars as "Where people work → Where apps live → Where data sits" = Branch, Cloud, Data Center. If an answer describes a tool or threat actor rather than a location or environment, eliminate it.

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