In order to prevent internal employees from making inappropriate remarks on the Internet, which of the following content security filtering technologies can be deployed on fire prevention training 9

Question

Options

• AContent filtering
• BFile filtering
• CEmail filtering
• DApplication behavior

• A
  74% (39)
• B
  15% (8)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  8% (4)

Explanation

Content filtering (A) is correct because it inspects and controls the actual text and language within outbound communications - including web posts, forum submissions, and chat messages - allowing the organization to detect and block inappropriate remarks before they reach the internet.

File filtering (B) is wrong because it controls the types of files being transferred (e.g., blocking .exe or .zip uploads), not the textual content of what employees write or post online.

Email filtering (C) is wrong because it applies only to email traffic; employees can still post inappropriate remarks through web browsers, social media, or other internet channels that email filtering does not cover.

Application behavior (D) is wrong because it governs what actions an application is permitted to perform (e.g., whether a browser can access certain sites), not the content of what is typed or submitted through those applications.

Memory tip: Think of it this way - only Content filtering reads what is said; the other options control what, where, or how data moves, but not the words themselves.

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