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Questions # 11:

In which two ways does FortiSASE help organizations ensure secure access for remote workers? (Choose two.)

Options:

It secures traffic from endpoints to cloud applications.

It uses the FortiCloud organizational units to assign endpoint profiles to remote workers.

It uses the identity and access management (IAM) portal to validate the identities of remote workers.

It offers zero trust network access (ZTNA) capabilities.

Answer

A, D

Explanation

FortiSASE ensures secure access for remote workers by protecting traffic between endpoints and cloud applications and enforcing ZTNA policies that validate user identity and device posture before granting access to corporate resources.

Questions # 12:

Which two are required to enable central management on FortiSASE? (Choose two.)

Options:

FortiSASE connector configured on FortiManager.

FortiManager and FortiSASE registered under the same FortiCloud account.

The FortiManager IP address in the FortiSASE central management configuration.

FortiSASE central management entitlement applied to FortiManager.

Answer

A, C

Explanation

To enable central management, FortiManager must have a FortiSASE connector configured, and both FortiSASE and FortiManager must be registered under the same FortiCloud account to establish trust and synchronization.

Questions # 13:

Which secure internet access (SIA) use case minimizes individual endpoint configuration?

Options:

Agentless remote user internet access

Site-based remote user internet access

SIA using ZTNA

SIA for FortiClient agent remote users

Answer

Explanation

Site-based remote user internet access minimizes individual endpoint configuration by routing user traffic through a centralized FortiSASE connection point (such as a FortiAP or FortiGate), rather than requiring each device to be individually configured with the FortiClient agent.

Questions # 14:

What is the recommended method to upgrade FortiClient in a FortiSASE deployment?

Options:

Remote users must upgrade the FortiClient manually.

FortiSASE automatically upgrades FortiClient when a new version is released.

The FortiSASE administrator must assign endpoint groups to an endpoint upgrade rule.

The FortiSASE administrator will upload the desired FortiClient version to the FortiSASE portal and push it to endpoints.

Answer

Explanation

In FortiSASE, the recommended method to upgrade FortiClient is to configure an endpoint upgrade rule and assign it to specific endpoint groups. This ensures controlled and automated upgrades across managed devices.

Questions # 15:

What are two benefits of deploying FortiSASE with FortiGate ZTNA access proxy? (Choose two.)

Options:

It offers data center redundancy.

The on-premises FortiGate performs a device posture check.

It is ideal for latency-sensitive applications.

It supports both agentless ZTNA and agent-based ZTNA.

Answer

C, D

Explanation

Deploying FortiSASE with FortiGate ZTNA access proxy enables efficient access to private applications with reduced latency and supports both agentless and agent-based ZTNA methods for flexible access control.

Questions # 16:

Your FortiSASE customer has a small branch office in which ten users will be using their personal laptops and mobile devices to access the internet.

Which deployment should they use to secure their internet access with minimal configuration?

Options:

Deploy FortiGate as a LAN extension to secure internet access.

Deploy FortiAP to secure internet access.

Deploy FortiClient endpoint agent to secure internet access.

Deploy SD-WAN on-ramp to secure internet access.

Answer

Explanation

Deploying FortiAP enables secure internet access for unmanaged personal devices in small branch offices with minimal configuration by automatically directing traffic through FortiSASE, eliminating the need for endpoint installation or complex setup.

Questions # 17:

A customer wants to ensure secure access for private applications for their users by replacing their VPN.

Which two SASE technologies can you use to accomplish this task? (Choose two.)

Options:

zero trust network access (ZTNA)

secure SD-WAN

secure web gateway (SWG) and cloud access security broker (CASB)

SD-WAN on-ramp

Answer

A, D

Explanation

ZTNA replaces traditional VPNs by enforcing identity- and posture-based access to private applications. SD-WAN on-ramp integrates with FortiSASE to securely route traffic from branch users to private applications over the SASE fabric, ensuring secure and optimized access.

Questions # 18:

Refer to the exhibit.

Question # 18

Based on the configuration shown, in which two ways will FortiSASE process sessions that require FortiSandbox inspection? (Choose two.)

Options:

Only endpoints assigned a profile for sandbox detection will be processed by the sandbox feature.

FortiClient quarantines only infected files that FortiSandbox detects as medium level.

All files executed on a USB drive will be sent to FortiSandbox for analysis.

All files will be sent to a on-premises FortiSandbox for inspection.

Answer

A, C

Explanation

The sandbox feature applies only to endpoints assigned this profile, and the configuration explicitly enables the submission of all files executed from removable media (like USB drives) to FortiSandbox for analysis.

Questions # 19:

What is the benefit of SD-WAN on-ramp deployment with FortiSASE?

Options:

To provide access to private applications using the bookmark portal

To provide device compliance checks using ZTNA tags

To secure internet traffic for branch users

To manage branch location endpoints

Answer

Explanation

SD-WAN on-ramp with FortiSASE directs branch user internet traffic to the FortiSASE cloud for consistent security enforcement and protection, regardless of the branch location.

Questions # 20:

Refer to the exhibits.

Question # 20

Jumpbox and Windows-AD are endpoints from the same remote location. Jumpbox can access the internet through FortiSASE, while Windows-AD can no longer access the internet.

Based on the information in the exhibits, which reason explains the outage on Windows-AD?

Options:

Windows-AD is excluded from FortiSASE management.

The FortiClient version installed on Windows AD does not match the expected version on FortiSASE.

The device posture for Windows-AD has changed.

The remote VPN user on Windows-AD no longer matches any VPN policy.

Answer

Explanation

The Windows-AD endpoint now has both "FortiSASE-Compliant" and "FortiSASE-Non-Compliant" tags due to failing the antivirus software check. As a result, the Secure Internet Access Policy matches the "Non-Compliant" rule, which is set to Deny, causing the device to lose internet access.

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