SY0-701 · Question #260
A business uses Wi-Fi with content filleting enabled. An employee noticed a coworker accessed a blocked sue from a work computer and repotted the issue. While Investigating the issue, a security…
The correct answer is B. A rogue access point Is allowing users to bypass controls. The presence of another device providing internet access that bypasses the content filtering system indicates the existence of a rogue access point. Rogue access points are unauthorized devices that can create a backdoor into the network, allowing users to bypass security…
Question
A business uses Wi-Fi with content filleting enabled. An employee noticed a coworker accessed a blocked sue from a work computer and repotted the issue. While Investigating the issue, a security administrator found another device providing internet access to certain employees. Which of the following best describes the security risk?
Options
- AThe host-based security agent Is not running on all computers.
- BA rogue access point Is allowing users to bypass controls.
- CEmployees who have certain credentials are using a hidden SSID.
- DA valid access point is being jammed to limit availability.
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B76% (19)
- C8% (2)
- D12% (3)
Explanation
The presence of another device providing internet access that bypasses the content filtering system indicates the existence of a rogue access point. Rogue access points are unauthorized devices that can create a backdoor into the network, allowing users to bypass security controls like content filtering. This presents a significant security risk as it can expose the network to unauthorized access and potential data breaches.
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