The fabric security has been compromised and an unauthorized administrative session is established, removing zones from the active zone set. Which two (2) countermeasures should you take to reduce thi

Redirecting logging helps with auditing and forensics after an incident but does not directly prevent or reduce the risk of an unauthorized administrative session from occurring or succeeding.

Port authentication protocols like DH-CHAP secure the connection between devices and the fabric, ensuring only authorized devices can connect, but they do not secure administrative access to the fabric's management interface.

Enabling Access Control Lists (ACLs) and Role Based Access Control (RBAC) restricts administrative privileges, ensuring that only authorized users or roles can modify critical configurations like zone sets, thereby limiting the impact of a compromised session.

Disabling insecure protocols like Telnet and enabling secure alternatives like Secure Shell (SSH) encrypts administrative communication, preventing eavesdropping and unauthorized access to administrative sessions, which helps safeguard against session compromise.

Enabling storage access controls and link encryption protects data access and data in transit within the storage network, but these measures do not directly address the security of the fabric's administrative control plane.