Which is one way that aruba instant on devices offer security tailored to the needs of your target customers.

Question

Options

• AThey contact central aruba to receive centrally defined security policies to protect wired and
• BThey support dynamic segmentation so they can offload security enforcement to aruba gateways
• CThey automatically update their software to ensure they stay safe without extra customer attention.
• DThey integrate with aruba Clearpass and enforce granular, user-based policies for micro-

• A
  84% (36)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  9% (4)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Option A is correct because Aruba Instant On is designed for small businesses without dedicated IT staff, so it leverages Aruba's cloud infrastructure to push pre-defined security policies to devices automatically - delivering enterprise-grade protection without requiring the customer to configure or manage it themselves. This cloud-managed approach is the core value proposition tailored to the SMB market.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B is incorrect because dynamic segmentation with Aruba Gateways is an enterprise-focused feature from Aruba's mainstream portfolio, not part of the Instant On SMB product line.
• C is incorrect because while automatic software updates are a helpful feature, they aren't the primary or unique way Instant On delivers security policies tailored to its customers - it describes general device hygiene, not policy management.
• D is incorrect because ClearPass is an enterprise-grade Network Access Control (NAC) platform that would be far too complex and costly for Instant On's target small business customers who lack the infrastructure to run it.

Memory tip: Think "Instant On = instantly secure from Aruba's cloud." Small businesses get zero-touch, centrally defined security policies pushed down from Aruba - no IT department required. The keyword "central Aruba" in option A signals cloud-managed simplicity, which is the entire SMB pitch.

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