What happens when Juniper ATP Cloud receives a file type that it does not support?

The file is stored for later analysis

The file is not inspected and the configured policy action is applied

The file is converted to a supported format and analyzed

The file is blocked and an alert is generated

An organization's email gateway forwards all attachments to ATP Cloud. A user receives an email with a .bat file and a .txt file. The .bat file is analyzed, but the .txt file is not. What should the administrator conclude?

The .txt file was too large to be analyzed.

The .txt file was corrupted during email transmission.

The email gateway failed to forward the .txt file.

The .txt file is not a supported file type for ATP Cloud.

Which file types does Juniper ATP Cloud support for inspection?

A broad set including executables, documents, archives, and scripts

Only executable files such as .exe and .dll

Only Microsoft Office documents and PDFs

Any file type, regardless of extension

A file larger than the maximum supported size is submitted to Juniper ATP Cloud. What is the expected behavior?

The file is rejected and not analyzed

The file is analyzed with reduced depth

The file is compressed and then analyzed

An organization uses ATP Cloud to inspect email attachments. They receive a legitimate 25 MB PDF that is critical to business operations. The PDF is not analyzed by ATP Cloud. The security team must ensure the file is safe. What should they do?

Increase the file size limit in ATP Cloud settings.

Split the PDF into smaller parts and submit each part separately.

Use an alternative security control, such as endpoint protection, to scan the file.

Compress the PDF into a ZIP file and submit it to ATP Cloud.

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What happens when Juniper ATP Cloud receives a file type that it does not support?
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An organization's email gateway forwards all attachments to ATP Cloud. A user receives an email with a .bat file and a .txt file. The .bat file is analyzed, but the .txt file is not. What should the administrator conclude?
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Which file types does Juniper ATP Cloud support for inspection?
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A file larger than the maximum supported size is submitted to Juniper ATP Cloud. What is the expected behavior?
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An organization uses ATP Cloud to inspect email attachments. They receive a legitimate 25 MB PDF that is critical to business operations. The PDF is not analyzed by ATP Cloud. The security team must ensure the file is safe. What should they do?
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