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Question 16

Which security model should a Citrix Engineer implement to make sure that no known attack patterns pass through Citrix Web App Firewall?

    Correct Answer: D

    The negative security model is designed to block known vulnerabilities and attack patterns using signature-based detection. This model relies on a database of known attack signatures to identify and mitigate threats, making it suitable for ensuring that no known attack patterns pass through Citrix Web App Firewall.

Discussion
bengieOption: D

D negative security model; keyword is "known"

CoreyHawkOption: D

Correction; should be D: Negative; Negative security model uses a rich set signatures to protect against L7 and HTTP application vulnerabilities. That is, looking for patterns in known attacks, which is what the signature update does.

Rink76Option: D

https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/tech-zone/learn/poc-guides/citrix-waf-deployment.html The negative security model employs vulnerability signatures to prevent known attacks.

bengieOption: D

D negative security model; keyword is "known"

BinomimusOption: C

C: Positive https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-adc/current-release/application-firewall/deploymentguide.html

thedelphOption: D

The Negative security model is designed to block known vulnerabilities and attack patterns based on a database of signatures, which makes it suitable for this particular requirement.