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Which three options are Web and E-mail Security products? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. Cisco Umbrella B. Cloudlock F. NGFW. Note: There appears to be an error in the stated correct answer. Based on Cisco's official product categorization, the correct three Web and E-mail Security products should be A, B, and C - not A, B, F. Here's why: Why A and B are correct: Cisco Umbrella (A) is a…
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Which three options are Web and E-mail Security products? (Choose three.)
Options
- ACisco Umbrella
- BCloudlock
- CWeb Security Appliance (WSA)
- DMeraki
- EInvestigate
- FNGFW
How the community answered
(15 responses)- A87% (13)
- D7% (1)
- E7% (1)
Explanation
Note: There appears to be an error in the stated correct answer. Based on Cisco's official product categorization, the correct three Web and E-mail Security products should be A, B, and C - not A, B, F. Here's why:
Why A and B are correct:
- Cisco Umbrella (A) is a cloud-delivered DNS-layer security and Secure Web Gateway, making it a core web security product.
- Cloudlock (B) is Cisco's Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) that protects cloud-based email and web applications from threats.
Why C (WSA) should be correct, not F (NGFW):
- Web Security Appliance (WSA) (C) is literally a dedicated web security product - it inspects and filters web traffic. It almost certainly belongs in this category.
- NGFW (F) is a Next-Generation Firewall, which falls under Network Security, not Web and Email Security. It has some URL filtering capability, but its primary classification is network perimeter security.
Why D and E are wrong:
- Meraki (D) is Cisco's cloud-managed networking platform (switches, Wi-Fi, SD-WAN), not a security-specific product.
- Investigate (E) is Cisco Umbrella Investigate, a threat intelligence tool for DNS/domain research - a research tool, not a security gateway.
Memory tip: Think "WAC" - Web Security Appliance, Ambrella (Umbrella), and Cloudlock - are the three products that filter, block, or broker web/email threats. Anything with "firewall" or "network" in the name belongs in a different bucket.
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