최신 300-207 무료덤프 - Cisco Implementing Cisco Threat Control Solutions (SITCS)

A. A password is required, but cached credentials are permitted.

B. The recipient must always enter a password, even if credentials are cached.

C. The recipient must acknowledge the sensitivity of the message before it opens.

D. The recipient can open the message without authentication.

A. Recipient Access Table Verification, Host DNS Verification, Masquerading, Spam Payload Check

B. LDAP Verification, Envelope Sender Verification, Bounce Verification, Alias Table Verification

C. Accept, Reject, Relay, TCPRefuse

D. SMTP Authentication, SBRS Verification, Sendergroup matching, DNS host verification

A. ECLB IPS appliances must be in on-a-stick mode, ECLB IPS solution does not maintain state ifa sensor goes down,
and TCP flow is forced through a different IPS appliance.

B. ECLB IPS appliances must not be in on-a-stick mode, ECLB IPS solution maintains state if asensor goes down, and
TCP flow is forced through the same IPS appliance flow

C. ECLB IPS appliances must not be in on-a-stick mode, ECLB IPS solution does not maintainstate if a sensor goes
down, and TCP flow is forced through a different IPS appliance.

A. The user [email protected] matched an inbound rule with antispam disabled.

B. The remote MTA activated the SUSPECTLIST sender group.

C. The Cisco Email Security gateway created duplicates of the message.

D. The user [email protected] matched an inbound rule with antispam disabled.

A. access policies

B. decryption policies

C. encryption policies

D. profile policies

A. Monitor traffic from both the Internet and the intranet.

B. Monitor traffic from the Internet only.

C. Monitor traffic as it flows to the sensor.

D. Monitor traffic as it flows through the sensor.

A. Row 6

B. Row 1

C. Row 8

D. Row 3

E. Row 5

F. Row 4

G. Row 2

H. Row 7

A. Response actions cannot stop triggered packet or guarantee to stop a connection techniques.

B. IDS has impact on the network (thatis, latency and jitter).

C. Response actions cannot stop malicious packets or cannot guarantee to stop any DOS attack

A. It does not see the same traffic.

B. A sensor failure affects network functionality.

C. Sensors in this deployment cannot stop the trigger packet and are not guaranteed to stop a connection.

D. It is less effective in stopping email viruses and automated attackers such as worms.

E. It requires less of an operational response because the attacks are blocked automatically without operational team
support.

A. Configure URL filtering criteria in the Cisco ASA FirePOWER access rules.

B. Implement Next Generation IPS instrusion rules.

C. install the ASA FirePOWER module on the Cisco AS

A. It can restrict access based on qualitative analysis.

B. It can proactively protect against Internet threats.

C. It can restrict access based on reputation.

D. It can reactively protect against Internet threats.

A. transparent mode

B. Layer 4 Traffic Monitor

C. Secure Web Proxy

D. explicit forward mode

A. http://192.168.42.42:8443

B. admin/ironport

C. ironport/ironport

D. http://192.168.1.1:8080

E. http://192.168.42.42:8080

F. admin/password

A. The virtual appliance requires an additional license to run on a host.

B. Migration between virtual appliances of varying sizes is possible, but physical appliances must be of equal size.

C. The physical appliance is configured with a DHCP-enabled management port to receive an IP address automatically,
but you must assign the virtual appliance an IP address manually in your management subnet.

D. The physical appliance requires an additional license to activate its adapters.

A. transmit ACLs

B. infrastructure ACLs

C. port-by-port router ACLs

D. VLAN ACLs