What are three ways the secure access service edge (SASE) model can help an organization? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• Adata protection
• Bsystem-wide proxy
• CBroker VM
• Dexplicit proxy

• A
  93% (28)
• C
  7% (2)

Explanation

SASE is a cloud-delivered security framework that converges networking and security into a single service, making data protection (A) a core benefit through built-in capabilities like DLP, CASB, and encryption. It also supports system-wide proxy (B), intercepting and inspecting all organizational traffic transparently, and explicit proxy (D), where endpoints or browsers are manually configured to route traffic through the SASE proxy - both are standard SASE deployment modes. Option C, "Broker VM," is not a recognized SASE function; it conflates SASE with virtualization or legacy CASB concepts and belongs to different technology categories.

Memory tip: Think of SASE as a security "wrapper" around all traffic - it protects data, acts as a system-wide traffic cop, and supports explicit routing rules. If an answer sounds like a virtual machine or hardware component (Broker VM), it likely doesn't belong in a cloud-native model like SASE.

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