A. Block BYOD devices.
B. Limit internal access to networks.
C. Only grant access to authorized users and devices.
D. Always verify and never trust everything inside and outside the perimeter.
E. Require and install agents on mobile devices.
A. Have a defined consumption level
B. Require customized investments
C. Have undefined security spend
D. Have an end-of-year budget
E. Need an unlimited consumption model
A. Unresponsive potential customers
B. Seller competition
C. Fragmented solutions
D. Complexity of solution components
E. Overcrowded portfolios
A. Fragmented security that provides disbursed protection
B. Individual components pieced together that are incompatible
C. Multiple points of access that can be exploited by cyber criminals
D. Additional fragmentation that reduces the risk from malicious files
E. Patchworked applications that continually increase in complex
F. Decreased network accessibility through multiple applications
A. Business growing too fast
B. No scalable solution
C. Device incompatibility
D. Security not extending to the cloud
E. Inconsistent network monitoring
F. Inconsistent containment tools
A. Cisco provides you the ability to monitor and restrict application usage. As applications become more complex, Cisco provides the flexibility to control all or subsets of the application.
B. Cisco Talos Security Intelligence and Research Group integrates into all security solutions, which provides advanced protection against new threats.
C. Cisco delivers a flexible and scalable security solution framework that can adapt to changing customer needs
D. Cisco architecture offers the lowest TCO by providing product that integrate, which lowers the cost of IT setup, management, and maintenance.
A. NGFW and NGIPS
B. Enabled and protected investment
C. Network analytics
D. File retrospection and trajectory
E. Behavioral indication of compromise
A. Email exposure
B. Inconsistent oversight
C. Lack of access policies
D. Device incompatibility
E. Malware attacks
A. virtual machines
B. voicemail
C. cloud apps
D. endpoints
E. mobile
F. email
