NSK101 · Question #87
Your company has implemented Netskope's Cloud Firewall and requires that all FTP connections are blocked regardless of the ports being used. Which two statements correctly identify how to block FTP…
The correct answer is A. Create a Real-time Protection policy with FTP as the destination application and Block as the B. Create a Real-time Protection policy with a custom Firewall App Definition for TCP port 21 as the. Explanation:To block all FTP connections regardless of the ports being used, the following steps should be taken using Netskope's Cloud Firewall: Real-time Protection Policy: Create a Real-time Protection policy where FTP is defined as the destination application. Set the…
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Your company has implemented Netskope's Cloud Firewall and requires that all FTP connections are blocked regardless of the ports being used. Which two statements correctly identify how to block FTP access? (Choose two.)
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- ACreate a Real-time Protection policy with FTP as the destination application and Block as the
- BCreate a Real-time Protection policy with a custom Firewall App Definition for TCP port 21 as the
- CEnsure there are no Real-time Protection polices that allow FTP and change the default non-Web
- DCreate a custom Firewall App Definition for TCP port 21 and add it to the default tenant Steering
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(28 responses)- A82% (23)
- C11% (3)
- D7% (2)
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Explanation:To block all FTP connections regardless of the ports being used, the following steps should be taken using Netskope's Cloud Firewall: Real-time Protection Policy: Create a Real-time Protection policy where FTP is defined as the destination application. Set the action to "Block" to ensure that any FTP traffic is blocked regardless of the port being used. Custom Firewall App Definition: Create a custom Firewall App Definition specifically for TCP port 21. Define the action as "Block" to ensure any traffic directed to this port is blocked, preventing FTP access. These configurations ensure that FTP traffic is effectively blocked, securing the network from potential threats and unauthorized data transfers via FTP .
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