5 Questions
What is a characteristic of each context in ASA virtualization?
Own security policy and interfaces
What is a requirement for high availability in ASA platforms?
Identical software, licensing, memory, and interfaces on both platforms
What is the purpose of Identity Firewall control?
To allow users or groups to be specified in place of source IP addresses
What is the primary function of ASA Threat Control?
To protect against unknown exploit variants
What is a feature of ASA Threat Control protection?
Protection against tens of thousands of known exploits
Study Notes
ASA Virtualization
- Each context is an independent device with its own security policy, interfaces, and administrators.
High Availability
- Both platforms must be identical in software, licensing, memory, and interfaces, including the Security Services Module (SSM).
Identity Firewall
- Control and security policy mechanisms allow users, or groups, to be specified in place of source IP addresses.
ASA Threat Control
- Protects against tens of thousands of known exploits.
- Protects against millions of other unknown exploit variants using specialized IPS detection engines and thousands of signatures.
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