Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) JN0-1103 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · easy

   Which benefit is most directly associated with adopting a SASE architecture?

   • ARequiring all users to connect through a traditional VPN concentrator in the data center
   • BReducing the number of separate security appliances at each branch
   • CGuaranteeing that all network traffic will have zero latency
   • DEliminating the need for any internet connectivity at branch locations
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2. 17application · medium

   A multinational corporation is adopting SASE to support its globally distributed workforce. They want to ensure that security policies are applied consistently regardless of the user's location. How does SASE architecture achieve this?

   • ABy centralizing policy management in the cloud and enforcing it at the nearest point of presence
   • BBy requiring all traffic to be backhauled to the corporate headquarters
   • CBy deploying identical firewalls at every office location
   • DBy using a single cloud region for all users
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4. 18foundation · easy

   What is a defining characteristic of SASE architecture?

   • ASecurity functions are delivered exclusively through on-premises appliances
   • BNetworking and security functions are converged into a single cloud-based service
   • CAll security policies are enforced only at the data center core
   • DNetworking and security are managed as separate, independent services
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5. 19foundation · easy

   Which deployment scenario is a common use case for SASE?

   • AConnecting branch offices to each other and to cloud resources securely
   • BReplacing the need for any internet connection at branch offices
   • CManaging the power and cooling of branch office equipment
   • DProviding a direct physical connection between all branch offices
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6. 20application · medium

   A global enterprise is migrating to a SASE architecture. They have offices in multiple regions and want to ensure that users experience low latency when accessing cloud services. Which architectural principle of SASE supports this requirement?

   • ACentralized data center for all traffic processing
   • BDistributed points of presence (PoPs) that provide local access to cloud services
   • CDedicated MPLS links to each cloud provider
   • DSingle cloud region for all security enforcement
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