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700-760 · Question #73

Which two options are solutions and features of campus and branch threat-centric solution? (Choose two)

The correct answer is A. Enabled and protected investment C. NGFW and NGIPS. A (Enabled and protected investment) is correct because the campus and branch threat-centric solution is specifically designed to leverage and extend existing network infrastructure - allowing organizations to add security capabilities without ripping out current investments. C…

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Question

Which two options are solutions and features of campus and branch threat-centric solution? (Choose two)

Options

  • AEnabled and protected investment
  • BFile retrospection and trajectory
  • CNGFW and NGIPS
  • DNetwork analytics
  • EBehavioral indication of compromise

How the community answered

(52 responses)
  • A
    83% (43)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • D
    10% (5)
  • E
    6% (3)

Explanation

A (Enabled and protected investment) is correct because the campus and branch threat-centric solution is specifically designed to leverage and extend existing network infrastructure - allowing organizations to add security capabilities without ripping out current investments. C (NGFW and NGIPS) is correct because Next-Generation Firewalls and Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention Systems are the core enforcement technologies deployed at campus and branch edges for visibility and control.

The distractors belong to a different tier: B (File retrospection and trajectory) and E (Behavioral indication of compromise) are features of the data center threat-centric solution, not campus/branch. D (Network analytics) is also associated with the data center tier, where deeper east-west traffic analysis occurs.

Memory tip: Think "Campus = Core hardware + Cost protection" - NGFW/NGIPS are the physical enforcement points (C), and protecting the existing investment (A) is the business value pitch. The data center tier owns the behavioral and file-analysis features (B, D, E).

Topics

#Campus/Branch Security#NGFW and NGIPS#Threat-Centric Architecture#Network Protection

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