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A security engineer must create a malware and file policy on a Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense
device. The solution must ensure that PDF. DOCX, and XLSX files are not sent lo Cisco Secure Malware
analytics. What must do configured to meet the requirements''
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C tbh, I thought dynamic analysis would let you filter what files get uploaded so you could exclude PDFs and docs. Maybe that's a common trap though if it still pushes them to the cloud. Open to correction here.
D , unless you do local malware analysis, PDFs and docs go to the cloud by default. Dynamic sends stuff up, but local keeps everything on-prem. Saw a similar question in practice, so pretty sure D is safest here.
Totally agree with D for this one. Local malware analysis keeps those file types on-prem and out of the Cisco cloud.
C , since dynamic analysis seems like it could block uploading based on file type filtering. I thought if you specify which files to analyze dynamically, you can control what goes up. But maybe I'm overthinking the exclusion part here.
Not sure C fits here because dynamic analysis sends files to the cloud, which is exactly what we want to avoid. D
D imo, nice straightforward question on local malware analysis config.
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