How do Aruba IntroSpect and Aruba ClearPass work together to increase value for customers?

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Options

• AClearPass provides Guest Wi-Fi management, while IntroSpect offers the customizable portal
• BIntroSpect provides centralized encryption that combines with deep packet inspection from the
• CClearPass Sensors are placed in areas with high mobile wireless traffic. They send information to
• DIntroSpect detects anomalies and once an Entuty360 Risk Score reaches a certain level, it can

• A
  14% (2)
• B
  7% (1)
• C
  79% (11)

Explanation

Option C correctly describes the foundational data-collection mechanism that makes the ClearPass/IntroSpect integration valuable: ClearPass Sensors gather network telemetry (user, device, and traffic context) and feed it into IntroSpect, which then applies machine learning to detect behavioral anomalies - giving customers both visibility and automated enforcement in a unified workflow.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is wrong because Guest Wi-Fi management and customizable portals are ClearPass features on their own; IntroSpect is a behavioral analytics (UEBA) platform, not a portal builder.
• B is wrong because neither product is primarily a centralized encryption tool, and deep packet inspection is not IntroSpect's core function - it does behavioral analytics, not traffic decryption.
• D is partially accurate (IntroSpect does generate risk scores and can trigger ClearPass policy changes), but it describes only the response side of the integration and omits the critical data-collection side that makes the detection possible in the first place - making C the more complete and foundational answer.

Memory tip: Think of it as "Sense → Score → Respond." ClearPass Senses and sends data → IntroSpect Scores behavior → ClearPass Responds with enforcement. Option C anchors the first step (the sensor feeding data), which is where the value chain begins.

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