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Which are three key products and benefits of the web threat-centric solution? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is C. Rogue web application protection through CTA E. URL governance policies F. Malware blocking with AMP. Cisco's web threat-centric solution targets threats delivered through web browsing, so its core benefits naturally map to web-specific controls: CTA (Cognitive Threat Analytics) detects compromised or rogue web applications by analyzing traffic patterns (C), URL governance…
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Which are three key products and benefits of the web threat-centric solution? (Choose three.)
Options
- AData loss prevention with NGFW
- BPolicy driver URL filtering
- CRogue web application protection through CTA
- DE-mail encryption with Cisco Registered Envelope Service
- EURL governance policies
- FMalware blocking with AMP
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A7% (3)
- B2% (1)
- C88% (38)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Cisco's web threat-centric solution targets threats delivered through web browsing, so its core benefits naturally map to web-specific controls: CTA (Cognitive Threat Analytics) detects compromised or rogue web applications by analyzing traffic patterns (C), URL governance policies enforce acceptable-use and access control for web destinations (E), and AMP (Advanced Malware Protection) blocks malware delivered via web channels (F).
The distractors fail because they belong to other solution pillars: A (DLP with NGFW) is part of the network threat-centric solution, B is a distractor phrasing - the correct web concept is "URL governance," not "policy driver URL filtering" - and D (email encryption with Cisco Registered Envelope Service) is squarely in the email threat-centric solution, not web.
Memory tip: Think "Catch rogue apps, Enforce URL rules, Fight malware" - all three are web-browser-path threats, while email encryption and NGFW/DLP belong to different security pillars in Cisco's threat-centric architecture.
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