FCSS_LED_AR-7.6 · Question #39
Your team is planning to configure a FortiGate wireless network that automatically quarantines devices using automation stitches. Which two configurations must be in place for a wireless client to…
The correct answer is A. Enable Device Detection at the interface level. D. Configure FortiGate as a member of a Security Fabric group. Device detection at the interface level allows the system to identify devices (including clients) that connect to the network, which is a prerequisite for any automated response such as quarantine when IOC events occur [Fortinet documentation on device detection and…
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Your team is planning to configure a FortiGate wireless network that automatically quarantines devices using automation stitches. Which two configurations must be in place for a wireless client to be successfully quarantined upon detecting IOC events? (Choose two.)
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- AEnable Device Detection at the interface level.
- BFortiAnalyzer must have a valid threat detection services license.
- CSSIDs must be configured in Bridge mode.
- DConfigure FortiGate as a member of a Security Fabric group.
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(32 responses)- A81% (26)
- B13% (4)
- C6% (2)
Explanation
Device detection at the interface level allows the system to identify devices (including clients) that connect to the network, which is a prerequisite for any automated response such as quarantine when IOC events occur [Fortinet documentation on device detection and interface-level sensing]. Being part of a Security Fabric group enables coordinated policy enforcement, centralized visibility, and automation stitches that can trigger quarantine actions across Fortinet devices when IOC-detected threats are present. This integration is what enables automated quarantine workflows to respond to security events in near real-time.
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