Match each WatchGuard Subscription Service with its function.
Uses full-system emulation analysis to identify characteristics and behavior of zero-day malware. (Choose one).
Match each WatchGuard Subscription Service with its function.
Uses full-system emulation analysis to identify characteristics and behavior of zero-day malware. (Choose one).
APT Blocker is intended to stop malware and zero-day threats attempting to invade an organization's network. It uses a next-gen sandbox for detailed views into the execution of a malware program. Initially, files are fingerprinted and checked against an existing database, first on the appliance and then in the cloud. If the file has never been seen before, it is analyzed using the system emulator, which monitors the execution of all instructions, detecting evasion techniques that other sandboxes might miss. None of the listed options correspond to APT Blocker.
The answer is APT, and should be the 'I.' option WatchGuard Network Security Essentials Study Guide v12.5 pg. 146 "APT Blocker Cloud-based service that uses emulation analysis to identify the characteristics and behavior of zero-day malware."
I. shows as empty.
"I" should read as APT Blocker, instead it is blank
not able to see the rest of the boxes. only the first one
APT Blocker Cloud-based service that uses emulation analysis to identify the characteristics and behavior of zero-day malware.
I is missing, but correct answer is Advanced Persistent Thread Blocker (APT Blocker)
So the answer is not visible after 3 years? nice...should be APT
Yes, APT Blocker is correct.
The APT blocker provides a sandbox environment for all unknown files to be sent to and tested before they can enter your network
This doesn't seem to be a reliable practice exam..