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DRAG DROP [Endpoint Protection and Detection] An engineer must enable Outbreak Filters globally on an AsyncOS for Cisco Secure Email Gateway to protect the network from large-scale malware attacks. Drag and drop the steps from the left into the sequence on the right to complete the configuration. https://kxbjsyuhceggsyvxdkof.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/file-images/350-701/page_510_img_1.jpg

PiyaN · Answer

I saw this set up in a practice and went with Edit Global Settings first, then Security Services > Outbreak Filters, Enable Outbreak Filters globally, finally Submit and commit your changes. Not 100% but that's how I remembered it.

Nina Y. · Answer

Looks like the right sequence from what I remember in labs: Security Services > Outbreak Filters, Edit Global Settings, Enable globally, then Submit and commit. Official guides cover this order if anyone wants to review.

Nora · Answer

Click Edit Global Settings., then Security Services > Outbreak Filters, Enable Outbreak Filters globally, Submit/commit changes. That first step can be a trap!

Noah W. · Answer

B. not sure if that's right though. Is XMPP used for threat intelligence too?

Parker F. · Answer

I don’t think it starts with Edit Global Settings. Pretty sure the correct flow is to go to Security Services, Outbreak Filters first, then Edit Global Settings, enable Outbreak Filters globally, and finally submit/commit. The main trap is jumping into edit before you’ve picked the right feature section. Anyone else see different order in recent practice exams?Step 1: Click Security Services, and then click Outbreak Filters.Step 2: Click Edit Global Settings.Step 3: Enable Outbreak Filters globally.Step 4: Submit and commit your changes.

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