A financial services firm uses ATP Cloud to inspect files that arrive via email attachments. The security team notices that a .scr file attached to a phishing email was not submitted for analysis, while a .docx file from the same email was analyzed. Which action should the team take to ensure the .scr file is inspected in the future?

Verify that the .scr file is in the supported file types list; if not, it will not be inspected and should be handled by another security control.

Enable the 'Inspect all file types' toggle in the ATP Cloud policy settings.

Configure the email security gateway to rename .scr files to .exe before forwarding them to ATP Cloud.

Submit the .scr file manually via the ATP Cloud web portal for analysis.

An administrator is troubleshooting why a .ps1 script file was not analyzed by ATP Cloud. The file was submitted via the API and was under the size limit. What is the most likely reason?

The file was already analyzed and cached.

The .ps1 file type is not supported by ATP Cloud.

The API call was made without proper authentication.

The file was submitted to the wrong region.

Which of the following is a method to submit files to Juniper ATP Cloud for analysis?

FTP upload to a dedicated server

Manual upload through the ATP Cloud portal

Email attachment to a designated address

How can a Juniper SRX Series device submit files to ATP Cloud for analysis?

By sending the file via email to the ATP Cloud service

By automatically forwarding suspicious files through the ATP Cloud API

By sending the file as a syslog attachment

By copying the file to a shared network folder

A company's security policy requires that all files downloaded from the internet be inspected by ATP Cloud. An administrator notices that a .dll file was not analyzed. What is the most likely reason?

The .dll file was already analyzed and cached.

The .dll file was too large for ATP Cloud to analyze.

The .dll file type is not supported by ATP Cloud.

The .dll file was downloaded from an untrusted source.

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A financial services firm uses ATP Cloud to inspect files that arrive via email attachments. The security team notices that a .scr file attached to a phishing email was not submitted for analysis, while a .docx file from the same email was analyzed. Which action should the team take to ensure the .scr file is inspected in the future?
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An administrator is troubleshooting why a .ps1 script file was not analyzed by ATP Cloud. The file was submitted via the API and was under the size limit. What is the most likely reason?
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Which of the following is a method to submit files to Juniper ATP Cloud for analysis?
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A company's security policy requires that all files downloaded from the internet be inspected by ATP Cloud. An administrator notices that a .dll file was not analyzed. What is the most likely reason?
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