A company is deploying FortiSASE and wants to onboard users via automated deployment using FortiClient EMS. However, a subset of users has personal devices that are not managed by EMS. The company still needs to secure these users. What is the most appropriate approach?

Use manual provisioning for unmanaged devices and EMS for managed devices.

Use SSO-based onboarding for the unmanaged devices, allowing them to authenticate via the IdP and access FortiSASE without EMS enrollment.

Block all unmanaged devices from accessing FortiSASE.

Require all users to install FortiClient and enroll in EMS before accessing FortiSASE.

Which of the following is a typical use case for FortiSASE?

Securing remote users accessing corporate resources from anywhere

Managing on-premises servers for small businesses

Replacing the need for any network security in the data center

Providing a dedicated physical firewall for each branch office

Which FortiSASE component provides granular access control to specific applications based on user identity and device posture?

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

A multinational company is evaluating FortiSASE to replace its current remote-access VPN. The company has users in regions with strict data-residency regulations that require internet traffic to be inspected within the country. The company also has users in regions with no local FortiSASE POP. What is the primary consideration the administrator must address?

Ensure all users connect to the nearest POP regardless of data-residency regulations.

Deploy a FortiGate in each region and configure site-to-site VPNs to FortiSASE.

Use ZTNA instead of SWG to avoid data-residency issues.

Determine whether FortiSASE has a POP in the required country and whether traffic can be pinned to that POP to meet data-residency requirements.

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A company is deploying FortiSASE and wants to onboard users via automated deployment using FortiClient EMS. However, a subset of users has personal devices that are not managed by EMS. The company still needs to secure these users. What is the most appropriate approach?
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Which of the following is a typical use case for FortiSASE?
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Which FortiSASE component provides granular access control to specific applications based on user identity and device posture?
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A multinational company is evaluating FortiSASE to replace its current remote-access VPN. The company has users in regions with strict data-residency regulations that require internet traffic to be inspected within the country. The company also has users in regions with no local FortiSASE POP. What is the primary consideration the administrator must address?
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Which FortiSASE user onboarding method is most suitable for a small organization with only a few users that needs to get started quickly?
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A company is deploying FortiSASE and wants to onboard users via automated deployment using FortiClient EMS. However, a subset of users has personal devices that are not managed by EMS. The company still needs to secure these users. What is the most appropriate approach?

Which of the following is a typical use case for FortiSASE?

Which FortiSASE component provides granular access control to specific applications based on user identity and device posture?

Which FortiSASE user onboarding method is most suitable for a small organization with only a few users that needs to get started quickly?

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