A retail chain with 200 branch stores currently uses MPLS for branch connectivity and a separate web proxy for internet traffic. They are replacing MPLS with broadband links and want to enforce consistent security policies for all branch internet traffic without backhauling it to a central data center. Which approach aligns with SASE principles?

Use a site-to-site VPN from each branch to the corporate data center and route all internet traffic through the central firewall.

Keep MPLS for all traffic and add a firewall at each branch to inspect internet traffic locally.

Deploy SD-WAN at each branch and route internet-bound traffic to a cloud-delivered security service that applies policy.

Replace MPLS with a dedicated internet connection at each branch and install a separate firewall at each location.

Which scenario is a common use case for SASE?

Managing on-premises server hardware in a data center

Providing secure access for remote workers to cloud applications

Replacing all local area network (LAN) switches in an office

Providing a backup solution for on-premises storage arrays

An enterprise is using SASE and wants to enforce acceptable use policies for internet browsing. Which SASE component is designed for this purpose?

Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB)

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

Which technology is a core component of SASE that provides secure access to applications based on identity and context?

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

Network Address Translation (NAT)

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

How does SASE architecture support distributed users and branches?

By requiring all traffic to be backhauled to a central data center for inspection

By using a single global VPN tunnel that all users share

By providing networking and security services from cloud-based points of presence

By installing identical hardware appliances at every user location

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