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Security Services Flashcards

1
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Clientless VPN solution that provides a central location for your users to connect to cloud-hosted applications
and internal resources.

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Access Portal

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Monitors and controls the use of applications on your network.

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Application Control

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Uses signatures that can identify and deny over 1000 applications.

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Application Control

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Cloud-based service that uses emulation analysis to identify the characteristics and behavior of zero-day
malware

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APT Blocker

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Denies known botnet site IP addresses

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Botnet Detection

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Prevents the unauthorized transmission of confidential information outside your network.

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Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

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Detects and denies DNS requests to known malicious domains

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DNSWatch

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Scans files to detect viruses in email messages and web or FTP traffic

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Gateway AntiVirus

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Denies connections to or from the countries you specify.

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Geolocation

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Uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify and deny known and unknown malware

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IntelligentAV

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Uses signatures to provide protection against known software vulnerabilities

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Intrusion Prevention Service (IPS)

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Identifies and denies unwanted and dangerous spam email messages

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spamBlocker

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Blocks known Tor exit node IP addresses.

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Tor Exit Node Blocking

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14
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Controls access to websites based on content categories.

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WebBlocker

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15
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Which services scans files?

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  1. APT Blocker
  2. Data Loss Prevention
  3. Gateway AntiVirus
  4. IntelligentAV
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16
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What do you do if you don’t want to scan a specific file with APT Blocker, Data Loss Prevention, Gateway AntiVirus, and IntelligentAV

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Add the MD5 hash of the file to the File Exceptions list

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17
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Which services are on the Basic Security Suite (5)

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  1. Application Control
  2. Botnet Detection
  3. Gateway AntiVirus
  4. Geolocation
  5. Intrusion Prevention Service
  6. spamBlocker
  7. Tor Exit Node Blocking
  8. WebBlocker
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Which services are only on the Total Security Suite

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  1. Access Portal
  2. APT Blocker
  3. Data Loss Prevention
  4. DNSWatch
  5. EDR Core
  6. IntelligentAV
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19
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Which security service does not use signatures to identify viruses?

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IntelligentAV

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20
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Is it possible to manually get the latest signatures or updates for the security services in Firebox System Manager?

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Yes

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Where (2) can you get the latest signatures or updates?

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  1. Fireware Web UI
  2. Firebox System Manager
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22
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What database does Tor Exit Node Blocking use for known Tor exit node IP addresses?

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Reputation Enabled Defense (RED)

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23
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Which security services can be enabled in any packet filter policy or proxy policy? (4)

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1 Application Control
2Geolocation
3 Intrusion Prevention Service
4 Tor Exit Node Blocking

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24
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Which security service is intended to prevent basic networking attacks?

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Default Threat Protection

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25
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Which security service is intended to prevent flooding?

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Default Threat Protection

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26
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Which security service is intended to prevent denial of service?

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Default Threat Protection

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27
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Which traffic does Default Threat Protection apply to?

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Internal and external traffic

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28
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Which security service is used to mitigate some server or network misconfigurations?

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Default Threat Protection

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29
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Does Default Threat Protection available without any specific licensing?

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Yes

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30
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Does Default Threat Protection expire?

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No

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31
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Does Default Threat Protection rely on subscription services to block attacks?

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No

32
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Does the Firebox process all components of Default Threat Protection before policies and services?

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Yes

33
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Name 3 components that Default Threat Protection use:

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  1. Default Packet Handling
  2. Blocked Sites
  3. Blocked Ports
34
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Is there any policy-related settings that can override Default Threat Protection?

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No

35
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Can Default Threat Protection impact built-in Firebox functions (i.e. VPNs)?

A

Yes

36
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In Default Threat Protection, which component is designed to prevent these attacks: DoS/DDoS Flooding, IP scans, Port Scans

A

Default Packet Handling

37
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In Default Threat Protection, name 4 attacks that can be prevent by Default Packet Handling

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1 DoS/DDoS
2 Flooding
3 IP scans
4 Port Scans

38
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In Default Threat Protection, which component is designed to manually or automatically block traffic for IPs, subnets, and domains?

A

Blocked Sites

39
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What kind of traffic is blocked when the Blocked Sites component is used?

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Inbound and outbound

40
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What kind of scans would trigger the automatic adding device’s IPs to the Blocked Sites list?

A

IP scans or Port scans

41
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Can internal devices that performs IP scans or port scans be added to the Blocked Sites list as well?

A

Yes

42
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What type of addresses are not displayed in the Blocked Sites list?

A
  1. API calls
  2. ThreatSync
43
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Which take precedence, blocked sites list added through API calls/ThreatSync or Default Threat Protection’s Blocked Sites?

A

Default Threat Protection’s Blocked Sites?

44
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In Default Threat Protection, which component is designed to add any ports to be blocked for inbound traffic?

A

Blocked ports

45
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In Default Threat Protection’s blocked ports, does it include the blocking of outbound traffic?

A

No

46
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Can any policy changes override the Default Threat Protection’s blocked ports list?

A

No

47
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When there is blocking issues, what kind of log does it show as?

A

Event logs, not only Traffic logs

48
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Which security service is the first line of defense?

A

Default Threat Protection

49
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Does Default Threat Protection take precedence over configured policy rules and other services?

A

Yes

50
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By default, does the Blocked Ports list includes several ports related to known threats?

A

Yes

51
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Does the Firebox block inbound traffic coming from external sources that use the blocked ports?

A

Yes

52
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In Default Threat Protection, are there any sites that are blocked by default?

A

No, add them manually

53
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For temporarily blocked sites, can a user connect to the site, but the site cannot initiate a connection to the user?

A

Yes

54
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By default, how long can auto-blocked sites remain on the blocked sites list?

A

20 minutes

55
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What kind of attacks are exempted when Firebox bypasses Default Packet Handling checks for sites on Blocked Site Exceptions list?

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  1. IP Spoofing attacks
  2. IP Source Route attacks
56
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In Default Threat Protection, which component is designed to automatically drop or block traffic that matches the pattern of well-known network attacks?

A

Default Packet Handling

57
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What is the process called when your Firebox examines the IP address and port number of packet sources and destinations to identify risky patterns?

A

default packet handling

58
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In Default Threat Protection, which component rejects a packet that could be a security risk, including packets that could be a part of a spoofing attack or SYN flood attack?

A

default packet handling

59
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In Default Threat Protection, which component automatically blocks all traffic to and from an IP address?

A

default packet handling

60
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In Default Threat Protection, which component throttles a DDoS attack?

A

default packet handling

61
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In Default Threat Protection, which component adds an event to the log file?

A

default packet handling

62
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In Default Threat Protection, which component sends an SNMP trap to the SNMP management server

A

default packet handling

63
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In Default Threat Protection, which component sends a notification of possible security risks?

A

default packet handling

64
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In Default Threat Protection, which component blocks or drops traffic for dangerous activities by default?

A

default packet handling

65
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Define a drop action

A

Drops the connection

66
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Define a block action

A

Drops the connection and adds the site to the auto-blocked sites list

67
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What is the term for a packet that does not match any configured firewall policy?

A

Unhandled packet

68
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What is the default behavior of Firebox with unhandled packets?

A
  1. Denies all unhandled packets
  2. Generates a log message
  3. Does not auto block the source of unhandled packets
69
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Where is Application Control enabled?

A

Proxy policy

70
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Where is Intrusion Prevention Service enabled?

A

Proxy policy

71
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What does IPS and Application Control require to fully function?

A

Content inspection

72
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Where can you enable Application Control?

A

On any type of policy

73
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Is Application Control limited to protocol-specific policies?

A

No

74
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What kind of connections does the Application Control work on?

A

Both inbound and outbound connections

75
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What can you do to the applications using Application Control?

A

Monitor or restrict

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