9.6 Justify VM-Series and Cloud NGFW Solutions NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   Which use case is a primary reason to choose VM-Series over Cloud NGFW?

   • ADesire for a fully managed, centralized security service
   • BRequirement to avoid any per-instance licensing costs
   • CNeed to inspect traffic only at the cloud provider's edge
   • DNeed for advanced threat prevention with custom integration into existing security workflows
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2. 7expert · hard

   A company is running a mission-critical application in AWS. They need to ensure high availability and low latency. They have a mature security team that wants to use a firewall that can be integrated with their existing automation tools and provide deep packet inspection. What is the best choice?

   • AUse security groups and rely on the application's built-in security.
   • BDeploy VM-Series in an active-active configuration across two Availability Zones.
   • CUse AWS Network Firewall in a single Availability Zone.
   • DUse Cloud NGFW and rely on the provider's high availability.
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4. 8foundation · easy

   Which scenario is a primary use case for Cloud NGFW?

   • ARunning custom security agents inside each virtual machine
   • BReplacing cloud provider's native load balancer functionality
   • CInline traffic inspection and threat prevention for cloud workloads
   • DProviding a dedicated firewall for a single on-premises branch office
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5. 9foundation · easy

   An organization needs to deploy a firewall that supports custom integration with existing automation scripts and provides granular control over traffic between virtual machines in a private cloud. Which solution is most appropriate?

   • AVM-Series
   • BCloud provider's native security group
   • CCloud NGFW
   • DOn-premises hardware firewall
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6. 10application · medium

   A startup is launching a new application on Azure and expects traffic to be highly variable. They want to ensure that all traffic to the application is inspected for threats, but they have a limited security team and want to minimize operational overhead. What is the most suitable approach?

   • ADeploy VM-Series instances behind a load balancer.
   • BUse Azure Application Gateway with WAF.
   • CDeploy Cloud NGFW and associate it with the application's subnet.
   • DConfigure network security groups (NSGs) to allow only specific traffic.
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