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What are two features of Advanced Malware Protection (AMP)? (Choose two )
The correct answer is C. File Retrospection and Trajectory D. Dynamic Malware Analysis. Cisco AMP's two defining features are file retrospection with trajectory tracking and dynamic malware analysis through sandboxed execution.
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What are two features of Advanced Malware Protection (AMP)? (Choose two )
Options
- ALocal Threat Intelligence
- BAutomatic Behavioral Authorization
- CFile Retrospection and Trajectory
- DDynamic Malware Analysis
- EAutomated Policy Management
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C94% (48)
- E2% (1)
Why each option
Cisco AMP's two defining features are file retrospection with trajectory tracking and dynamic malware analysis through sandboxed execution.
AMP relies on Cisco's cloud-based Talos Threat Intelligence rather than local threat intelligence; local-only intelligence is not a defined feature of Cisco AMP.
Automatic Behavioral Authorization is not a defined or documented feature of Cisco AMP; behavioral analysis in AMP is used for threat detection, not for granting authorization.
File Retrospection and Trajectory is a core AMP capability that continuously monitors and records file activity so that if a file is later identified as malicious, AMP can retroactively trace its path across the network and identify all affected systems - enabling response after initial execution.
Dynamic Malware Analysis, powered by Cisco Threat Grid integration, executes suspicious files in a controlled sandbox environment to observe real-time behavior, detecting malware that bypasses static signature-based analysis.
Automated Policy Management is not a feature of Cisco AMP; policy management is handled by separate platforms such as Firepower Management Center.
Concept tested: Cisco AMP file retrospection, trajectory, and dynamic analysis
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/security/advanced-malware-protection/index.html
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