156-215.82 Practice Questions

A.  

by executing "set revision" command

B.  

during database installation

C.  

during publish

D.  

during installation

A.  

Blocking sites

B.  

Filtering malicious content

C.  

Controlling bandwidth

D.  

Monitoring applications

A.  

It provides aggressive protection for north-south traffic

B.  

To simulate protection without enforcement

C.  

It is a default profile for any security deployment

D.  

It is used to monitor traffic without enforcement

A.  

Identity Acquisition

B.  

AD Collaboration

C.  

Identity query tool

D.  

Identity collector

A.  

These are trusted administrators allowed to connect to the Security Management Server using SmartConsole

B.  

These are specific devices or IP addresses allowed to connect to the Security Management Server using SmartConsole

C.  

These are Security Gateways allowed to connect to the Security Management Server using SmartConsole

D.  

These are trusted users allowed to connect to the Security Management Server using SmartConsole

A.  

They store logs of user activity for auditing

B.  

They replace the need for traditional firewall rules

C.  

They allow grouping of users, computers, and networks into a single rule condition

D.  

They authenticate users before granting access

A.  

Gaia Clish and C-Shell

B.  

Command Line and CLISH

C.  

C-Shell, Т-Shell and Bourne Shell (bsh)

D.  

Gaia Clish and Expert Mode

A.  

The user’s browser and the web server perform the HTTPS negotiation, which is monitored by the Security Gateway to collect the encryption keys. Once the encrypted communication between the user and the web server begins, the Security Gateway intercepts and decrypts it with the acquired encryption key.

B.  

The Security Gateway impersonates the requested Web Site and completes the HTTPS negotiation. A separate HTTPS-encrypted connection is automatically created between Security Gateway and the web server.

C.  

The user must insert a static encryption key provided by the filewall, into their browser. All HTTPS communication by the user’s browser is always encrypted with this key. As the key is provided by the Security Gateway, it can decrypt the communication between the user and the web server

D.  

When HTTPS Inspection is enabled on the Security Gateway, a JavaScript payload is sent to the user’s browser when a request to connect to HTTPS websites is made. The JavaScript code inserts a Browser Helper Module (BHO) that helps detects and shares the encryption key with the Security Gateway.

A.  

Managing user credentials

B.  

Blocking all HTTP traffic

C.  

Controlling access to websites based on their URLs

D.  

Encrypting web traffic

A.  

They are essential for defining security policies, network topologies, and other network configurations.

B.  

The objects represent potential targets of a DoS attack.

C.  

The objects serve as a target of an Access Control Policy.

D.  

The objects are items which has to be placed in the Track column of a security policy.