QUESTION: 45

How does Zero Trust Security differ from outdated security practices?

Zero Trust Security relies on user input because network administrators can no longer be trusted completely
Zero Trust Security assumes every user needs basic network access instead of starting with a default deny posture.
Zero Trust Security focuses on protecting the network perimeter and does not rely on user roles.
Zero Trust Security focuses on protecting resources as opposed to network segments.

Answer(s): A

QUESTION: 46

A customer is concerned about unique Aps and wireless denial of service (DoS) attacks.

Which Aruba security feature should you discuss?

Policy Enforcement Firewall (PEF)
IntroSpect
deep Packet Inspection (DPI)
RFProtect

Answer(s): D

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A customer wants an Aruba Zero Trust Security solution that provides authentication and role-based access control. What are the minimum components required for this solution?

Unified Infrastructure and Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager
Aruba ClearPass Device Insight and Aruba 360 Security Exchange
Aruba Unified Infrastructure and Aruba 360 Security Exchange
Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager and Aruba ClearPass Device Insight

Answer(s): C

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What distinguishes an Aruba Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution from a simple subscription-based solution?

The SaaS solution provides a pay-per-use model for the customer's network infrastructure devices.
The SaaS solution requires that the software be deployed in the cloud.
With the SaaS solution, Aruba handles all deployment and maintenance for network infrastructure devices.
With the SaaS solution. Aruba handles maintaining and updating the software.

Answer(s): C

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