Explore 2022 - NSX-T 3.2 ATP

What is NSX ATP

• Advanced Threat Prevention

• Advanced Threat Protection

• Advanced Team Prevention

• Advanced Threat Protection

In NSX configuration, what does DFW stand for?

• Distributed Firefox

• Dallas Forth Worth Datacenter

• Distributed Workforce

• Distributed Firewall

What is usecase of NSX DFW?

• Network Segmentation for vSphere workload

• Segment vSphere workload

• Micro-segmentation for East-West traffic

• Firewall for both North-South and East-West traffic

NSX ATP is a suite of analysis tools designed to ...

• defend against basic threats attack vectors.

• defend against advanced threats that use known and unknown attack vectors.

• protect only vSphere compute workload

• defense and protect endpoint

Lateral Movement is the New Cyber Battleground because it can ...

• Protect North-South traffic

• Protect North-South and East-West traffic

• Protect East-West traffic

• Protect Perimeter traffic

What makes VMware Zero-Trust unique?

• end-to-end workload protection

• Cloud workload protection only

• vSphere workload protection only

• No trust for all workload

Zero Trust Security Model/Architecture should be built on trusting users,networks and sensitive access resources.

• Yes

• No

• Its not required to have Zero Trust Model

• It is implemented so that trust is distributed and verified everytime

NSX Manager provides REST APIs for creating, configuring, and monitoring of NSX components such as controllers, logical switches and edge services gateways.

• True

• False

You can deploy up to two NSX Managers per vCenter Server.

• True

• False

NSX for vSphere supports both OSPF and BGP.

• True

• False