A company allows employees some personal use of the internet during work time However the CEO is concerned that employees are using too much of the bandwidth for YouTube. thus causing a performance…

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Options

• ACategories with the Most Applications
• BCategories Consuming the Most Bandwidth
• CBandwidth Consumed by Applications
• DHigh-Risk Applications

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  92% (22)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because the CEO's concern is specifically about bandwidth consumption - whether YouTube is degrading network performance. The "Categories Consuming the Most Bandwidth" section of the Security Lifecycle Review (SLR) directly shows which application categories (such as video streaming) are consuming the most bandwidth, making it the precise tool to confirm or dismiss this concern.

Option A ("Categories with the Most Applications") is wrong because it counts the number of applications in each category, not how much bandwidth they use - high app count doesn't mean high bandwidth use.

Option C ("Bandwidth Consumed by Applications") is a close distractor, but it reports bandwidth at the individual application level, whereas B aggregates by category - the SLR's category view is better suited for a high-level executive concern about a type of usage.

Option D ("High-Risk Applications") focuses on security risk classification, not performance or bandwidth impact, so it wouldn't address the CEO's concern at all.

Memory tip: Match the CEO's question to the answer - the concern is bandwidth, so look for "bandwidth" in the answer. Between B and C, remember: the CEO is worried about a category of behavior (video streaming), not just one specific app, so Categories Consuming Bandwidth (B) is the right scope.

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