CAS-003 · Question #710
Within the past six months, a company has experienced a series of attacks directed at various collaboration tools. Additionally, sensitive information was compromised during a recent security breach…
The correct answer is B. VoIP E. Instant messaging. The requirements map directly to two collaboration tool categories: VoIP (B) handles secure video-conferencing sessions (e.g., encrypted signaling via SRTP/TLS) and presence information for office employees, which is a native feature of unified communications platforms built on…
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Within the past six months, a company has experienced a series of attacks directed at various collaboration tools. Additionally, sensitive information was compromised during a recent security breach of a remote access session from an unsecure site. As a result, the company is requiring all collaboration tools to comply with the following:
- Secure messaging between internal users using digital signatures
- Secure sites for video-conferencing sessions
- Presence information for all office employees
- Restriction of certain types of messages to be allowed into the network.
Which of the following applications must be configured to meet the new requirements? (Select TWO.)
Options
- ARemote desktop
- BVoIP
- CRemote assistance
- DEmail
- EInstant messaging
- FSocial media websites
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A3% (1)
- B74% (28)
- C3% (1)
- D16% (6)
- F5% (2)
Explanation
The requirements map directly to two collaboration tool categories: VoIP (B) handles secure video-conferencing sessions (e.g., encrypted signaling via SRTP/TLS) and presence information for office employees, which is a native feature of unified communications platforms built on VoIP infrastructure. Instant messaging (E) supports secure messaging with digital signatures and allows administrators to restrict specific message types (e.g., file transfers, external federation). Email (D) does not provide presence information or video conferencing. Remote desktop (A) and remote assistance (C) are not collaboration messaging tools. Social media (F) cannot be configured to enforce these internal controls.
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