16/4/2020 Web Application Firewall Quiz

 The Evolution of Cybersecurity

Started on Thursday, April 16, 2020, 11:53 PM

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Question 1 What do web application firewalls do that traditional edge firewalls do not?
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Block protocols

Block MAC addresses

Block SQL injection attacks 

Block port numbers

Question 2 In which two ways does machine learning help make modern web application firewalls more effective? (Choose two.)
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It allows them to choose the most appropriate web application for a given task.

It allows them to adapt to the ever-changing attributes of threats. 

It allows them to return search results quicker than using traditional filtering methods. 

It allows them to perform behavior analysis at machine speed.

Question 3 Which was the predecessor to a web application firewall?

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Antivirus software

Web firewall

Application firewall 

Internet filter

Question 4 Which statement about integrating FortiGuard Labs with FortiWeb, is true?
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FortiGuard Labs can be integrated with other Fortinet products, as well as FortiWeb. 

FortiGuard Labs provides machine learning features to FortiWeb.

FortiGuard Labs is an optional feature that does not provide any benefits to FortiWeb.

FortiGuard Labs provides vital updates to FortiWeb about new threats.

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Question 5 When considering web application firewalls, what two factors make a signature-based approach to defense, obsolete? (Choose two.)
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Signatures cannot stop SQL injection attacks. 

Signature-based detection is too slow to identify threats.

Signature-based detection is not effective against zero-day exploits. 

Signature-based detection, when used alone, can generate many false positives.

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