25 Questions
What benefit does the TippingPoint in the cloud offer in terms of management?
Saves time from learning or configuring a new management console
What does the TippingPoint in the cloud offer in terms of IPS (Intrusion Prevention System)?
Allows using the same SMS to manage both cloud and on-premise protection
How does TippingPoint in the cloud cater to existing IPS profiles?
Enables bringing existing IPS profiles to the cloud without reconfiguration
What does TrendMicro offer to preserve investment in existing TippingPoint and hardware licensing?
Flexible procurement and Bring Your Own License approach
What is the inspection throughput of the TippingPoint 8200TX in a 1U form factor?
40 Gbps
What sets Trend Micro apart from others in terms of performance?
Delivering 40 Gbps of inline inspection throughput in a small physical footprint
What is a key advantage of using the TippingPoint 8400TX?
Being one of the newest members of the Threat Protection System family
Which approach does TrendMicro offer for hardware licensing preservation?
Bring Your Own License approach
What is the maximum inspection throughput when the 8200TX is stacked?
120 Gbps
Which device is available as a 2U for customers who require higher port density?
8400TX
What feature do both the 8200TX and 8400TX have in terms of inspection?
On-box SSL inspection
What additional feature is included in both the 8200TX and 8400TX, besides URL reputation?
User-added malicious URL entries enforcement
How many segments of 10GbE can the NX Platform support when populated with 4 of the SFP+ NX I/O modules?
16 segments of 10GbE
How many hot-swappable I/O modules does every NX chassis support?
4 hot-swappable I/O modules
What is the maximum number of segments of 1GbE that the NX Platform can support?
24 segments of 1GbE
What feature is further integrated with Deep Discovery for suspicious object analysis and remediation?
Advanced Threat Analysis
Which platforms leverage a flexible licensing model?
8200TX and 8400TX
What is the main advantage of a Threat Protection System (TPS) over an Intrusion Detection System (IDS)?
A TPS can block attacks in addition to alerting on bad traffic
Why are false positives considered a negative for a TPS?
Because false positives can generate spurious alerts but cannot block the traffic
What is important for the flexible architecture of a TPS?
To continue to leapfrog the security threats and improve the filter set
What is the ultimate goal of integrating VoIP, Spyware, Peer to Peer, and Phishing filters into an IPS?
To enhance the IPS's capabilities over time
Why does a Threat Protection System (TPS) need to perform with speed, reliability, and performance?
Because it is in-line and needs to block attacks in addition to alerting on bad traffic
What is the difference between an IDS and a TPS?
An IDS can block attacks while a TPS can only alert on bad traffic
Why is the marriage of speedy network device and slow security device considered significant for a Threat Protection System (TPS)?
To create one fast networking and security device with speed and reliability
What is the purpose of adding VoIP, Spyware, Peer to Peer, and Phishing filters over time?
To enhance the IPS's filter set over time
Test your understanding of the TippingPoint inspection device platforms, SMS features, deployment scenarios, and threat protection systems. This quiz covers topics such as TPS, IPS, and intrusion detection systems.
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