Cisco Securing Email with Cisco Email Security Appliance - 300-720 Free Exam Questions

A. Create an incoming content filter with SPF detection.

B. Create an incoming content filter with the Forged Email Detection condition.

C. Enable DMARC feature under Mail Policies.

D. Create a content dictionary including a list of the names that are being spoofed.

E. Enable the Forged Email Detection feature under Security Settings.

A. Add a DLP policy to the Outgoing Content Filter.

B. Enable a DLP policy on the DLP Policy Customizations.

C. Add a DLP policy on the Incoming Mail Policy.

D. Enable a DLP policy on the Outgoing Mail Policy.

E. Add a DLP policy to the DLP Policy Manager.

A. content filter to forward the email to the Cisco Registered Envelope server

B. message encryption from a content filter that select "Message Encryption" over TLS

C. message encryption from the mail flow policies with "CRES" selected

D. provisioned email encryption profile

A. The quarantine process must be restarted.

B. The Cisco ESA stops accepting new messages.

C. New messages sent to the quarantine are immediately sent to local quarantines

D. Local quarantines are enabled automatically.

E. The Cisco ESA must be rebooted.

A. Leverage Cisco Talos Threat Intelligence Group.

B. Disable TLS certificates.

C. Enable Application Inspection and Control for SMTP.

D. Utilize Cisco Registered Envelope Service.

A. Configure a filter to check the Header From value against the Forged Email Detection dictionary.

B. Configure a filter to use the Forged Email Detection rule and dictionary.

C. Enable Forged Email Detection on the Security Services page.

D. Configure a content dictionary with friendly names.

E. Configure a content dictionary with executive email addresses.

A. Use the management port.

B. Use the data 1 port.

C. Use the data 2 port.

D. Use the serial or console port.

A. mailLocalAddress

B. userAccount

C. proxyAddresses

D. sAMAccountName

A. SBRS

B. SMTP

C. LDAP

D. DHAP

A. Ignore

B. No Action

C. Quarantine

D. Accept

A. Cisco Security Cloud Sign On

B. Microsoft 365 Authentication

C. No Authentication

D. Basic Authentication

A. ESA listeners to use the verification profile

B. name of the verification profile

C. message action into an incoming or outgoing content filter

D. message action to take when the policy is reject/quarantine

E. minimum number of signatures to verify

A. if ('mail-from-group != Employees') and (body-size > 100M) { drop(); }

B. if (mail-from-group == 'Employees') and (body-size > 100M) { bounce(); }

C. if (mail-from-group != 'Employees') and (body-size > 100M) { drop(); }

D. if (mail-from-group == 'Employees') and (body-size > "100M") { drop() }

A. Opportunistic TLS

B. DKIM Signing

C. Mandatory TLS through SMTP Routes or Destination Controls

D. Preferred TLS

A. Enable DKIM in the mail flow policy.

B. Enable DKIM in an outbound content filter.

C. A signing profile referencing the sender domain is sufficient.

D. Configure in destination controls.