최신 300-740 무료덤프 - Cisco Designing and Implementing Secure Cloud Access for Users and Endpoints

A. To limit visibility into network traffic

B. To decrease network performance

C. To simplify hacker access

D. To provide comprehensive threat detection, investigation, and response across multiple security layers

A. antivirus software

B. firewalls

C. SAML/SSO

D. VPNs

A. It only applies to mobile devices

B. It decreases security by simplifying access

C. It makes devices easier to hack

D. It can include something you know, something you have, and something you are

A. Focus solely on on-premises security

B. Achieve consistent security and compliance across multiple cloud environments

C. Implement different security policies for each cloud provider

D. Avoid using public cloud services

A. Only secure on-premises environments

B. Address only cloud security concerns

C. Focus solely on physical security measures

D. Provide guidelines for comprehensive security across different network environments

A. Eliminate the need for any form of web security

B. Completely bypass all security measures for speed

C. Isolate the business application from the internet

D. Balance security and performance by allowing direct access under strict security controls

A. Unconditionally trusting all internal network traffic

B. Blocking IP addresses associated with malicious activity

C. Removing all forms of access control

D. Decreasing the sensitivity of intrusion detection systems

A. Regularly decreasing permissions and access rights

B. Implementation of multi-factor authentication (MFA)

C. Use of simple passwords

D. Sharing credentials among team members for convenience

A. Manual log reviews exclusively

B. Paper-based tracking systems

C. Cisco Secure Network Analytics for in-depth network visibility

D. Basic firewall rules without logging

A. Providing a holistic view of network security based on specific areas and domains

B. Only specifying the types of security devices to be used

C. Limiting the security focus to user authentication

D. Designing network topologies