Which two statements are true about IPsec VPNs and SSL VPNs? (Choose two.)

SSL VPNs encapsulate traffic within the Secure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) protocol, which typically operates over HTTPS (TCP port 443), while IPsec operates at the network layer and uses different protocols like ESP and AH.

While both SSL/TLS and IPsec are industry standards, this statement is less specific and foundational to the *operation* of the VPN types compared to A and D, which highlight key operational differences and common use cases.

SSL VPNs are primarily designed for remote access from individual clients to a network, not typically for site-to-site connections between two network devices like FortiGate units, where IPsec VPNs are the standard.

Both SSL VPNs (using a client or browser) and IPsec VPNs (using client software) are widely supported methods for an end-user workstation to establish a secure connection to a corporate network gateway like a FortiGate.