Which three options are products and benefits of the mobile threat-centric solution? (Choose three)

Question

Options

• AAnyConect
• BURL filter
• CEnhanced access and usage control with ISE
• DEnforced device security policies with Meraki
• ESecure off-network connection with Stealthwatch
• FCRD and network Analytics

• A
  96% (24)
• E
  4% (1)

Explanation

Cisco's mobile threat-centric solution centers on three integrated components: AnyConnect (A) serves as the mobile endpoint client enabling secure connectivity and threat visibility on devices; ISE (C) enforces enhanced access and usage control by authenticating users and applying policy based on device posture; and Meraki (D) enforces device security policies through its built-in MDM/Systems Manager capabilities, ensuring only compliant devices access the network.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (URL filter) is a web filtering feature associated with Cisco Umbrella/DNS-layer security, not a core mobile threat-centric product.
• E (Stealthwatch) provides network traffic analytics and anomaly detection - it's a network security tool, not the component delivering secure off-network mobile connections (that role belongs to AnyConnect).
• F (CRD and network Analytics) is not a recognized Cisco mobile security product bundle - this pairing doesn't map to any defined component of the mobile threat-centric architecture.

Memory tip: Think "A-C-M" - AnyConnect connects the user, Control comes from ISE, Meraki manages the device. Those three together = the mobile threat-centric solution.

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