GSLC · Question #587
An organization does not have adequate resources to administer its large infrastructure. A security administrator wishes to combine the security controls of some of the network devices in the…
The correct answer is A. Unified Threat Management. Unified Threat Management (UTM) consolidates multiple security functions into a single device, reducing administrative overhead for large infrastructures.
Question
An organization does not have adequate resources to administer its large infrastructure. A security administrator wishes to combine the security controls of some of the network devices in the organization. Which of the following methods would BEST accomplish this goal?
Options
- AUnified Threat Management
- BVirtual Private Network
- CSingle sign on
- DRole-based management
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A96% (24)
- C4% (1)
Why each option
Unified Threat Management (UTM) consolidates multiple security functions into a single device, reducing administrative overhead for large infrastructures.
UTM combines multiple security controls - such as firewall, intrusion detection/prevention, antivirus, VPN, and content filtering - into a single, centrally managed appliance or platform. This consolidation reduces the number of devices and administrative efforts required, directly addressing the organization's resource constraints for managing a large infrastructure.
A Virtual Private Network provides encrypted tunnels for secure remote communication but does not consolidate or combine security controls across network devices.
Single sign-on simplifies user authentication by allowing one set of credentials for multiple systems, but it does not combine or manage network security controls.
Role-based management controls user access based on assigned roles but does not integrate or consolidate network security device controls.
Concept tested: Unified Threat Management for consolidating security controls
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/security/unified-threat-management-utm/index.html
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