CAS-005 Exam Dumps : CompTIA SecurityX Certification Exam

A Content Delivery Network (CDN) caches and distributes static and dynamic web content across multiple geographically distributed edge servers, reducing latency for global users. This directly addresses page-loading delays caused by distance from the primary data centers.

RASP is for runtime application security, not latency.

Remote journaling is for data replication, not performance optimization.

SASE can improve security and WAN routing, but a CDN is purpose-built for content delivery performance.

The most likely cause of the anti-malware alerts on customer workstations is unsecure bundled libraries. When developing and deploying new applications, it is common for developers to use third-party libraries. If these libraries are not properly vetted for security, they can introduce vulnerabilities or malicious code.

Why Unsecure Bundled Libraries?

Third-Party Risks: Using libraries that are not secure can lead to malware infections if the libraries contain malicious code or vulnerabilities.

Code Dependencies: Libraries may have dependencies that are not secure, leading to potential security risks.

Common Issue: This is a frequent issue in software development where libraries are used for convenience but not properly vetted for security.

Other options, while relevant, are less likely to cause widespread anti-malware alerts:

A. Misconfigured code commit: Could lead to issues but less likely to trigger anti-malware alerts.

C. Invalid code signing certificate: Would lead to trust issues but not typically anti-malware alerts.

D. Data leakage: Relevant for privacy concerns but not directly related to anti-malware alerts.