NSK101 · Question #94
Which three statements about Netskope Private Access Publishers are correct? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. Publishers can run on Windows or Linux servers. B. Publishers can be deployed in both private data centers and public cloud providers to provide D. Publishers only make outbound connections to the Netskope Security Cloud which reduces the. The following statements about Netskope Private Access Publishers are correct: Publishers can run on Windows or Linux servers: Publishers are versatile and can be installed on both Windows and Linux operating systems. Publishers can be deployed in both private data centers and…
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Which three statements about Netskope Private Access Publishers are correct? (Choose three.)
Options
- APublishers can run on Windows or Linux servers.
- BPublishers can be deployed in both private data centers and public cloud providers to provide
- CPublisher deployment can be automated in public cloud environments using Netskope's REST
- DPublishers only make outbound connections to the Netskope Security Cloud which reduces the
- EPublishers can be deployed as hardware or software appliances to provide access to applications
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A73% (33)
- C9% (4)
- E18% (8)
Explanation
The following statements about Netskope Private Access Publishers are correct: Publishers can run on Windows or Linux servers: Publishers are versatile and can be installed on both Windows and Linux operating systems. Publishers can be deployed in both private data centers and public cloud providers to provide access to applications across disparate locations: This flexibility allows organizations to use Publishers to connect applications hosted in various environments, ensuring seamless access across locations. Publishers only make outbound connections to the Netskope Security Cloud which reduces the amount of public exposure: By making only outbound connections, Publishers minimize the attack surface, enhancing security by reducing public exposure.
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