What are two ways Cisco helps customers navigate compliance issues? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AProviding identity verification
• BSecuring email communications
• CEnsuring all employees have access to all files
• DRemoving reporting requirements
• ERemoving bureaucratic security tags

• A
  95% (20)
• C
  5% (1)

Explanation

Cisco helps customers navigate compliance by providing identity verification (A) - confirming who is accessing systems to meet regulatory requirements like HIPAA or SOX - and securing email communications (B), which addresses mandates around data protection and communication integrity found in many compliance frameworks.

The distractors represent the opposite of sound compliance practice: C violates the principle of least privilege (compliance typically restricts access, not opens it to everyone); D is wrong because compliance frameworks are built around reporting - Cisco helps fulfill those requirements, not eliminate them; and E is incorrect because security classifications and tags are compliance tools, not bureaucratic obstacles to remove.

Memory tip: Think of Cisco's compliance role as "Who sent it, and was it safe?" - Identity (A) answers "who," and email security (B) answers "was it safe." If an answer suggests removing controls or granting blanket access, it's a trap - compliance always means more control, not less.

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