A company is deploying PowerEdge servers to run a sensitive application. The security team requires that the boot process be protected from firmware-level rootkits and that the integrity of the boot chain be verifiable remotely. Which two features must be enabled to meet this requirement?

Secure Boot and System Lockdown Mode

System Lockdown Mode and Hardware Intrusion Detection

TPM 2.0 and Hardware Intrusion Detection

What is the function of Hardware Intrusion Detection in a PowerEdge server?

To detect malware infections in the operating system

To detect and alert administrators when the server's physical chassis is opened

To verify the digital signature of boot loaders

To monitor network traffic for suspicious activity

A PowerEdge server is being configured for a high-security environment. The requirement is that the boot process must be anchored in hardware, and if the BIOS is corrupted, the server should automatically restore a known-good image. Which two features should be enabled?

System Lockdown Mode and Hardware Intrusion Detection

TPM 2.0 and System Lockdown Mode

Silicon Root of Trust and Automated BIOS Recovery

In a PowerEdge server, the Silicon Root of Trust is primarily responsible for which of the following?

Encrypting data at rest on the server's storage drives

Establishing a hardware-based chain of trust from the initial boot code to the operating system

Providing a secure enclave for storing user passwords and certificates

Monitoring the physical chassis for unauthorized access

Dell PowerEdge Foundations v2

Domain 6Objective 2

Explain Hardware-Enforced Security in PowerEdge Servers (Silicon Root of Trust (RoT), Secure Boot, Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0, System Lockdown Mode, Hardware Intrusion Detection, Automated BIOS and OS Recovery) POWEREDGE-FOUNDATIONS-V2 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Part of the Security domain, which accounts for 12% of the POWEREDGE-FOUNDATIONS-V2 exam.

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Silicon Root of Trust (RoT)
Secure Boot
Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0
System Lockdown Mode
Hardware Intrusion Detection
Automated BIOS and OS Recovery

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1application · medium
A company is deploying PowerEdge servers to run a sensitive application. The security team requires that the boot process be protected from firmware-level rootkits and that the integrity of the boot chain be verifiable remotely. Which two features must be enabled to meet this requirement?
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What is the function of Hardware Intrusion Detection in a PowerEdge server?
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3application · medium
A security policy requires that only signed operating system boot loaders and kernels are allowed to run on PowerEdge servers. The IT team is concerned about a potential bootkit that could replace the boot loader with malicious code. Which feature should be enabled to prevent this?
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4application · medium
A PowerEdge server is being configured for a high-security environment. The requirement is that the boot process must be anchored in hardware, and if the BIOS is corrupted, the server should automatically restore a known-good image. Which two features should be enabled?
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5foundation · easy
In a PowerEdge server, the Silicon Root of Trust is primarily responsible for which of the following?
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