Network Security 1.0 | |
Final Exam Answers | |
This Chapters 11 - 12 | |
Chapters 11 - 12 Exam Answers | Online Test |
Next Chapters 13 - 14 | |
Chapters 13 - 14 Exam Answers | Online Test |
Network Security Packet Tracer Activity Files Answers | |
11.4.6 Packet Tracer – Implement a Local SPAN Answers | |
Network Security Student Lab Source Files Answers | |
NA |
What situation will generate a true negative IPS alarm type?
- a verified security incident that is detected
- normal traffic that is correctly being ignored and forwarded
- normal traffic that generates a false alarm
- a known attack that is not detected
Answers Explanation & Hints: The true negative alarm type is used when normal network traffic flows through an interface. Normal traffic should not, and does not generate an actual alarm. A true negative indicates that benign normal traffic is correctly being ignored and forwarded without generating an alert.
Network Security 1.0 | |
Final Exam Answers | |
This Chapters 11 - 12 | |
Chapters 11 - 12 Exam Answers | Online Test |
Next Chapters 13 - 14 | |
Chapters 13 - 14 Exam Answers | Online Test |
Network Security Packet Tracer Activity Files Answers | |
11.4.6 Packet Tracer – Implement a Local SPAN Answers | |
Network Security Student Lab Source Files Answers | |
NA |