Pearson 350-701 New Attempt

ExplanationThe AES encryption algorithm encrypts and decrypts data in blocks of 128 bits (block size). It can do this using 128-bit, 192-bit, or 256-bit keys

Active Directory (AD) is an ID store that requires that a shadow user be created on Cisco ISE for the admin login to work. A shadow user is a user account that is defined in the ISE internal database, but has the password set to external. This means that the user authentication is performed against an external identity source, such as AD, while the user authorization is based on the ISE admin group membership. A shadow user is useful when the admin wants to assign different roles or permissions to specific AD users, rather than using AD groups. To create a shadow user, the admin must check the External checkbox in the ISE admin user configuration, and make sure that the username matches the AD username. The shadow user must also be assigned to an ISE admin group that has the Type set to External123. References := 1: ISE Admin User Shadow AD Account Issue 2: ISE Admin user authentication from AD 3: Which ID store requires that a shadow user be created on Cisco ISE for the admin login to work?

ExplanationDTLS is used for delay sensitive applications (voice and video) as its UDP based while TLS is TCP based.Therefore DTLS offers strongest throughput performance. The throughput of DTLS at the time of AnyConnect connection can be expected to have processing performance close to VPN throughput.

 The application blocking list is an outbreak control method that allows the administrator to block certain files from executing on the endpoints based on their SHA values. This can prevent malware from running on the endpoints and causing damage. The other options are not outbreak control methods, but rather different features of AMP for endpoints. Device flow correlation is a network analysis feature that monitors connections and detects malicious activity. Simple detections and advanced custom detections are custom rules that can be created by the administrator to detect and block files based on signatures or other criteria. References:

• Configure Windows Policy in AMP for Endpoints - Cisco
• Prevent, Detect and Respond with Cisco AMP for Endpoints