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Which is a security product that was covered in the Policy and access security module?
The correct answer is B. Cisco Identity Services Engine. Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) is the primary product taught in the Policy and Access Security module due to its role in identity-based network access control.
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Which is a security product that was covered in the Policy and access security module?
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- ACisco NFGW
- BCisco Identity Services Engine
- CCisco NGIPS
- DCisco Defense Orchestrator
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Why each option
Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) is the primary product taught in the Policy and Access Security module due to its role in identity-based network access control.
Cisco NFGW is not a recognized Cisco product name, and no product by this designation belongs to the policy and access security domain.
Cisco ISE is the central product in Cisco's policy and access security domain, providing network access control (NAC), 802.1X authentication, and granular role-based policy enforcement across wired, wireless, and VPN connections. It integrates with Active Directory and other identity stores to authenticate users and devices before granting network access, enforcing least-privilege segmentation. These capabilities place ISE squarely within the Policy and Access Security curriculum module.
Cisco NGIPS is a Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention System focused on detecting and blocking network-based exploits and threats, which places it in the threat defense domain rather than policy and access security.
Cisco Defense Orchestrator is a cloud-based management platform for consistent firewall policy across Cisco security devices, and is categorized under firewall management rather than identity-based access control.
Concept tested: Cisco ISE role in policy and access security module
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/security/identity-services-engine/index.html
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