CAS-005 · Question #284
Due to locality and budget constraints, an organization's satellite office has a lower bandwidth allocation than other offices. As a result, the local security infrastructure staff is assessing…
The correct answer is B. Local caching. The goal is to optimize bandwidth, increase speed, and maintain threat visibility in a low- bandwidth satellite office. Local caching stores frequently accessed data locally, reducing bandwidth usage by minimizing repeated requests to external or internal resources. It speeds…
Question
Due to locality and budget constraints, an organization's satellite office has a lower bandwidth allocation than other offices. As a result, the local security infrastructure staff is assessing architectural options that will help preserve network bandwidth and increase speed to both internal and external resources while not sacrificing threat visibility. Which of the following would be the best option to implement?
Options
- ADistributed connection allocation
- BLocal caching
- CContent delivery network
- DSD-WAN vertical heterogeneity
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A7% (2)
- B54% (15)
- C25% (7)
- D14% (4)
Explanation
The goal is to optimize bandwidth, increase speed, and maintain threat visibility in a low- bandwidth satellite office. Local caching stores frequently accessed data locally, reducing bandwidth usage by minimizing repeated requests to external or internal resources. It speeds up access and doesn't inherently reduce security visibility if paired with monitoring tools. Option A: Distributed connection allocation might balance traffic but doesn't directly reduce bandwidth usage or speed up access.
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