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CAS-003 · Question #615

A security engineer is making certain URLs from an internal application available on the Internet. The development team requires the following - The URLs are accessible only from internal IP…

The correct answer is B. A load balancer with GeolP restrictions and least-load-sensing traffic distribution. The four requirements are: (1) restrict access to internal IPs only, (2) block certain countries, (3) implement TLS, and (4) distribute traffic in round-robin. Option D (load balancer with IP ACL restrictions and a commercially available PKI certificate) satisfies requirements…

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Question

A security engineer is making certain URLs from an internal application available on the Internet. The development team requires the following

  • The URLs are accessible only from internal IP addresses
  • Certain countries are restricted
  • TLS is implemented.
  • System users transparently access internal application services in a round robin to maximize

performance Which of the following should the security engineer deploy7

Options

  • ADNS to direct traffic and a WAF with only the specific external URLs configured
  • BA load balancer with GeolP restrictions and least-load-sensing traffic distribution
  • CAn application-aware firewall with geofencing and certificate services using DNS for traffic
  • DA load balancer with IP ACL restrictions and a commercially available PKI certificate

How the community answered

(36 responses)
  • A
    8% (3)
  • B
    72% (26)
  • C
    17% (6)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

The four requirements are: (1) restrict access to internal IPs only, (2) block certain countries, (3) implement TLS, and (4) distribute traffic in round-robin. Option D (load balancer with IP ACL restrictions and a commercially available PKI certificate) satisfies requirements 1 (IP ACL for internal-only access), 3 (PKI certificate provides TLS), and 4 (load balancers perform round-robin by default). Option B uses GeoIP for country restrictions but specifies least-load-sensing distribution rather than round-robin, and lacks explicit IP ACL controls. Option D most directly maps to the stated requirements - IP ACL, TLS via PKI, and round-robin via the load balancer - making it the best fit among the choices.

Topics

#load balancing#GeoIP restrictions#TLS#traffic distribution

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