A. escalate
B. exacerbate
C. remediate
D. overlook
A. To enforce data privacy laws
B. To manage and analyze security data
C. To provide connectivity to cloud services
D. To store digital certificates
A. To encrypt device data
B. To connect to open networks
C. To track user activity on websites
D. To authenticate users by leveraging an identity provider
A. Provide guidelines for comprehensive security across different network environments
B. Only secure on-premises environments
C. Address only cloud security concerns
D. Focus solely on physical security measures
A. An increase in the manual workload for IT staff
B. The enforcement of granular security policies at the workload level
C. The complete removal of network security measures
D. A decrease in the security of workloads
A. user and device authentication
B. endpoint protection
C. data encryption
D. network segmentation
A. Simplify attacks on network infrastructure
B. Enhance visibility into security and network events for better incident analysis
C. Focus solely on external threat actors while ignoring insider threats
D. Decrease the storage of logs and analytics data
A. The programming language used to develop the application
B. The color scheme of the application interface
C. The popularity of the application among users
D. The sensitivity of the data being accessed or stored by the application
A. Physical devices only
B. Resources in cloud and on-premises environments
C. The perimeter network
D. User identities
A. Simplify network design by removing the need for any other security measures
B. Provide advanced threat defense and unified policy management
C. Act solely as a physical barrier without any software-based controls
D. Only monitor outbound traffic for potential threats
