Which GlobalProtect configuration is recommended for granular security enforcement of remote user device posture?

The correct answer is A. Configuring host information profile (HIP) checks for all mobile users. Host Information Profile (HIP) checks are used in GlobalProtect to collect and evaluate endpoint posture (OS, patch level, AV status) to enforce granular security policies for remote users. The HIP feature collects information about the host and can be used in security policies t

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AConfiguring host information profile (HIP) checks for all mobile users
BConfiguring a rule that blocks the ability of users to disable GlobalProtect while accessing internal
CImplementing multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all users attempting to access internal
DApplying log at session end to all GlobalProtect Security policies

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A
74% (20)
B
15% (4)
C
4% (1)
D
7% (2)

Explanation

Host Information Profile (HIP) checks are used in GlobalProtect to collect and evaluate endpoint posture (OS, patch level, AV status) to enforce granular security policies for remote users. The HIP feature collects information about the host and can be used in security policies to enforce posture-based access control. This ensures only compliant endpoints can access sensitive resources. This enables fine-grained, context-aware access decisions beyond user identity alone.

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