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What do customers receive when implementing TrustSec?

The correct answer is D. Dynamic role-based access control that enables them to enforce business role policies across all. Cisco TrustSec delivers dynamic role-based access control using Security Group Tags, allowing organizations to enforce business role policies based on user identity rather than static IP addresses.

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Question

What do customers receive when implementing TrustSec?

Options

  • ASL decryption enabling secure communications on and off company networks
  • BContext-aware access enhancing the forensic capabilities available to their IT team
  • CDevice profiling and onboarding, enabling businesses to control company role policies across all
  • DDynamic role-based access control that enables them to enforce business role policies across all

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    6% (2)
  • D
    91% (30)

Why each option

Cisco TrustSec delivers dynamic role-based access control using Security Group Tags, allowing organizations to enforce business role policies based on user identity rather than static IP addresses.

ASL decryption enabling secure communications on and off company networks

SSL decryption is a capability of next-generation firewalls and IPS appliances used to inspect encrypted traffic, which is unrelated to TrustSec's role-based segmentation function.

BContext-aware access enhancing the forensic capabilities available to their IT team

Context-aware access and enhanced forensic capabilities are associated with Cisco ISE's broader policy framework, not with the specific dynamic segmentation benefit that TrustSec itself provides.

CDevice profiling and onboarding, enabling businesses to control company role policies across all

Device profiling and onboarding are ISE features that complement TrustSec by supplying context, but they are not the primary value delivered by TrustSec itself.

DDynamic role-based access control that enables them to enforce business role policies across allCorrect

TrustSec assigns Security Group Tags (SGTs) to users and devices at authentication time based on their identity and context, enabling dynamic role-based segmentation that follows the user anywhere on the network. This eliminates the need for complex, IP-based ACLs and allows consistent enforcement of business role policies across all network segments, data centers, and cloud environments.

Concept tested: Cisco TrustSec dynamic role-based access control with SGTs

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise-networks/trustsec/index.html

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#TrustSec#role-based access control#dynamic policy#network segmentation

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