20+ practice questions focused on Risk Events And Requirements — one of the most tested topics on the Cisco Designing Cisco Security Infrastructure (SDSI, 300-745, CCNP Security, design-focused) (SDSI) exam. Each question includes a detailed explanation so you learn why the right answer is correct.
Start Risk Events And Requirements PracticeAn organization is conducting a risk assessment and identifies a requirement for high-availability secure access. In a Cisco ASA-based design, which feature ensures stateful failover occurs without disrupting active connections?
Explanation: In a Cisco ASA high-availability design, Active/Active failover with state synchronization ensures that both units actively process traffic and that connection state (NAT, TCP state, AAA) is replicated between them. When a failover occurs, existing connections continue without re-establishment because the standby unit already has the state table. This directly satisfies the requirement for stateful failover without disrupting active connections.
Which TWO of the following are primary components of a Cisco SecureX threat response workflow designed to mitigate a ransomware event?
Explanation: SecureX uses enrichment via threat intelligence and remediation via integrated product APIs.
Following a successful breach, the design team needs to implement a 'Zero Trust' architecture. Which component is responsible for enforcing the policy decision made by the Policy Decision Point (PDP) in the Cisco Zero Trust framework?
Explanation: In the Cisco Zero Trust framework, the Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) enforces the access decisions made by the Policy Decision Point (PDP). Cisco Secure Firewall acts as a PEP by inspecting and allowing or denying traffic based on policy, making it the correct component for enforcing PDP decisions at the network enforcement layer.
A design architect is tasked with selecting a SOC tool for 'Threat Hunting'. Which feature in Cisco SecureX is specifically optimized for this task?
Explanation: SecureX Threat Hunting is the specific capability within Cisco SecureX designed for proactive threat hunting, allowing analysts to query telemetry across multiple Cisco security products (Firepower, Umbrella, Secure Endpoint, Email Security) using a unified, natural-language-style search. It aggregates and correlates events from these sources so hunters can pivot on indicators and uncover threats that automated detections may have missed. The other options are monitoring/visibility tools, not purpose-built hunting consoles.
Which TWO Cisco products are part of the 'Secure Access' architecture that helps mitigate the risk of unauthorized remote access?
Explanation: Cisco AnyConnect Secure Client (B) is correct because it is the VPN/ZTNA client that establishes encrypted remote-access tunnels and enforces endpoint posture, directly preventing unauthorized remote access. Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) (E) is correct because it provides AAA, 802.1X, and policy-based identity and posture enforcement, ensuring only authenticated and compliant users/devices gain access. Cisco Umbrella (A) is a DNS-layer security and secure web gateway service, not the remote-access client or access-control policy engine. Cisco Stealthwatch (C) is network traffic analytics and threat detection, and Cisco Secure Endpoint (D) is endpoint protection (AMP), neither of which is the Secure Access remote-access component.
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