300-710 Exam Dumps - Cisco CCNP Security Questions and Answers

Individual intrusion rules do not support direct time-range conditions or scheduled activation triggers. Instead, the administrator creates a time-range object and uses it as a condition in an access control rule. The required intrusion policy is then associated with that access control rule. During the specified time range, matching traffic invokes the intrusion policy and its enabled intrusion rules; outside the range, the access control rule does not match. Multiple access control rules can be created when different intrusion policies or protection levels are needed at different times. Secure Firewall Management Center does not require an external scheduled task to enable and disable individual intrusion rules. Cisco documents time-range objects as the mechanism for making supported policies apply only during defined periods. Therefore, time-based access control rules are the correct implementation. Cisco time-range objects

To streamline the process of reviewing events and modifying blocking of specific files across both the firewall console and the endpoint console, the security engineer should initiate the integration between Secure FMC and Cisco Secure Endpoint (formerly AMP for Endpoints) from the Secure FMC using the AMP tab.

Steps:

In the FMC, navigate toDevices > Device Management.

Select the device and go to theAMPtab.

Initiate the integration by configuring the necessary API credentials and linking the FMC to the Cisco Secure Endpoint console.

This integration allows the security engineer to view endpoint events and apply blocking actions directly from the FMC, consolidating the management tasks.

This approach simplifies the workflow by providing a single interface to manage both network and endpoint security, reducing the time and effort required to maintain security across the organization.

Encrypted Visibility Engine provides visibility into encrypted TLS sessions by fingerprinting characteristics of the TLS handshake and associating them with known client applications or processes. The SSL/TLS policy supplies the encrypted-traffic handling framework used with the access control policy. Application detection must also be enabled so that the system can identify and classify applications represented by EVE fingerprints. Cisco Success Network is a telemetry and product-support capability and is unrelated to encrypted-session classification. Identity policy configuration maps users to network activity but is not an EVE prerequisite. Although current Vulnerability Database content provides fingerprinting intelligence, merely scheduling VDB updates does not complete the policy configuration described in the question. Therefore, configuring the SSL/TLS policy and enabling application detectors are the required actions. Cisco Encrypted Visibility Engine documentation

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When configuring a new report template based on a saved search in Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center (FMC), it is important to note that saved searches are specific to the report template they were created with. Saved searches cannot be freely used across different report templates.

To use a different type of saved search, you must ensure that it aligns with the specific report template being used. This restriction ensures that the saved search parameters match the report ' s data requirements.

The show bgp neighbors NEIGHBOR-IP advertised-routes command displays the prefixes that the Secure Firewall Threat Defense device is advertising to a specific BGP neighbor. It must be executed against the managed threat defense device through the Advanced Troubleshooting interface. The ordinary show route command displays routes installed in the local routing table, not the specific prefixes advertised to a neighbor. Route injection is a configuration capability and does not provide the required verification output. Cisco’s command reference confirms that the advertised-routes keyword displays all routes advertised to the specified BGP peer, including the network, next hop, metric, weight, and AS path. Therefore, option A directly verifies the routes being shared with the upstream router. Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense Command Reference

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