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

Question

Options

• AURL filtering
• BCTA and threat defense
• CEmail security
• DIdentity and access control
• EData loss prevention

• A
  95% (52)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  4% (2)

Explanation

Web threat-centric solutions address threats delivered specifically through web (HTTP/HTTPS) traffic. URL filtering (A) is a foundational web security control - it blocks access to malicious, inappropriate, or unauthorized sites before threats can reach the endpoint. Data loss prevention (E) is also a core web security feature, inspecting outbound web traffic to stop sensitive data from being exfiltrated through browsers or web applications.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (CTA and threat defense) relates to broader network-level threat analytics, not a defining feature of the web-specific tier.
• C (Email security) belongs to the email threat-centric solution - a separate attack vector with its own dedicated controls (anti-spam, sandboxing, etc.).
• D (Identity and access control) falls under an identity/network access-centric solution (think NAC or Zero Trust), not web threat-centric.

Memory tip: Think of the web as a two-way street - threats come in via URLs (filter what you visit) and data leaks go out via web uploads (DLP stops the leak). A = in-bound control, E = out-bound control. Both live on the web layer.

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