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700-760 · Question #7

What are three main areas of the Cisco Security Portfolio? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is B. Advanced Threat C. Cloud Security E. loT Security. Cisco organizes its Security Portfolio around major threat landscapes and deployment environments - Advanced Threat (B), Cloud Security (C), and IoT Security (E) represent three of its core portfolio pillars, covering threat detection/response, cloud-native protection, and…

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Question

What are three main areas of the Cisco Security Portfolio? (Choose three.)

Options

  • AFirewalls
  • BAdvanced Threat
  • CCloud Security
  • DRoaming Security
  • EloT Security
  • FVoice & Collaboration

How the community answered

(56 responses)
  • A
    7% (4)
  • B
    88% (49)
  • D
    4% (2)
  • F
    2% (1)

Explanation

Cisco organizes its Security Portfolio around major threat landscapes and deployment environments - Advanced Threat (B), Cloud Security (C), and IoT Security (E) represent three of its core portfolio pillars, covering threat detection/response, cloud-native protection, and securing connected devices respectively.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • Firewalls (A) - Firewalls are a product type that falls under Network Security; they are not a named top-level portfolio area on their own.
  • Roaming Security (D) - Not a recognized main category in Cisco's official portfolio taxonomy; mobile/remote access concerns are addressed within other areas.
  • Voice & Collaboration (F) - This belongs to Cisco's collaboration product line (Webex, etc.), not the security portfolio.

Memory tip: Think of the three biggest modern attack surfaces - sophisticated malware (Advanced Threat), the cloud (Cloud Security), and billions of connected devices (IoT Security). Cisco built dedicated portfolio pillars around each. If an answer choice sounds like a single product or an unrelated business unit, eliminate it.

Topics

#Security Portfolio#Advanced Threat#Cloud Security#IoT Security

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