Which two protocols can perform high-availability IPS design by use of the Cisco IPS 4200 Series Sensor applia
Which two protocols can perform high-availability IPS design by use of the Cisco IPS 4200 Series Sensor appliance?(Choose two.)
applications running on it that perform inadequate input data validation?
Which two Cisco products/feature provide the best security controls for a web server having
applications running on it that perform inadequate input data validation? (Choose two.)
Notification features?
What will happen if a preconfigured usage threshold is exceeded while using the Cisco IOS
Network Foundation Protection (NFP) Memory Thresholding Notification and CPU Thresholding
Notification features?
Which one of the following platforms could support the highest number of SSL sessions?
Which one of the following platforms could support the highest number of SSL sessions?
Which one of the following elements is essential to perform events analysis and correlation?
Which one of the following elements is essential to perform events analysis and correlation?
aggregation?
Which functionality can be used by the Cisco Security MARS security appliance to achieve events
aggregation?
high performance after posture verification?
Cisco NAC Appliance, formerly Cisco Clean Access (CCA), is a network access control solution developed by Cisco Systems that helps ensure a secure and clean network environment. Which Cisco NAC Appliance design is the most scalable architecture for campus LANs because it offers
high performance after posture verification?
What can be used to enable IPSec Usage across Port Address Translation (PAT) devices?
What can be used to enable IPSec Usage across Port Address Translation (PAT) devices?
based enterprise remote-access solutions?
Which typical design choices should be taken into consideration while designing Cisco solution-
based enterprise remote-access solutions?
Which of these items is a feature of a system-level approach to security management?
Which of these items is a feature of a system-level approach to security management?