You ate proposing an Aruba SD-Branch solution to a customer who is very concerned about security. Which unique Aruba feature should you explain?

Question

Options

• AAruba branch gateways provide role-based access control and content filtering for both wireless
• BAruba SD-Branch enforces a secure traffic flow in which all traffic is routed through the firewalls at
• CAruba SD-Branch uses Instant On network devices, which support industry security standards
• DUnlike competitors such as Cisco, Aruba avoids integration with third-party security vendors and

• A
  6% (1)
• B
  11% (2)
• C
  78% (14)
• D
  6% (1)

Explanation

Option C is correct because Aruba SD-Branch's use of Instant On network devices - which adhere to established industry security standards - is the key differentiator a security-focused customer would care about; standards compliance ensures interoperability, auditability, and adherence to proven security frameworks rather than relying on proprietary, unproven approaches.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A - Role-based access control and content filtering are real Aruba capabilities, but they are not unique to Aruba; many competitors offer similar features, so this doesn't answer the "unique" angle of the question.
• B - Routing all traffic through HQ firewalls describes a traditional backhauling model, which is precisely what SD-Branch is designed to eliminate; this contradicts the SD-Branch architecture and would be a security and performance anti-pattern.
• D - Avoiding third-party security integration is factually incorrect; Aruba actively integrates with third-party security vendors, which is a strength, not a differentiator to boast about.

Memory tip: Think "C = Certified Standards" - Aruba's Instant On devices speak the industry's security language, which is exactly what a compliance- or security-conscious customer wants to hear. If a distractor sounds like it breaks how SD-Branch works (B) or makes a false claim (D), eliminate it first.

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