Which are three key solutions and features of the Datacenter threat-centric solution? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• AGlobal Threat Intelligence
• BData center defense policy enforcement
• CConstant threat protection at all levels
• DEnhanced visibility of data, user, and device behavior
• EEnabled scalability and capability across the business
• FFile Reputation

• B
  8% (1)
• C
  92% (12)

Explanation

A threat-centric datacenter solution focuses on ongoing protection, visibility, and business-wide scalability rather than perimeter-only or point-in-time defenses. C (Constant threat protection at all levels) reflects the "before, during, and after" attack continuum that defines threat-centric security - coverage spans network, endpoint, and application layers continuously. D (Enhanced visibility of data, user, and device behavior) is central because you cannot protect what you cannot see; behavioral visibility enables anomaly detection and rapid response. E (Enabled scalability and capability across the business) captures the architectural requirement that security scales with business growth, not just the datacenter perimeter.

The distractors target adjacent concepts that belong to different solution categories: A (Global Threat Intelligence) is a feature of Cisco's Talos/threat intelligence layer, not a defining pillar of the datacenter solution itself. B (Data center defense policy enforcement) sounds plausible but is too narrow - it describes a mechanism, not a key solution characteristic. F (File Reputation) is a specific feature (e.g., AMP) rather than a foundational datacenter solution attribute.

Memory tip: Think C-D-E = "Cover, Detect, Expand" - Cover all levels constantly, Detect behavior across data/users/devices, and Expand capability across the business.

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