A network administrator wants to block traffic to a known malware site at https:/www.badsite.com and all subdomains while ensuring no packets from any internal client are sent to that site. Which type of policy must the network administrator use to accomplish this goal? The correct answer is A. Access Control policy with URL filtering. An Access Control policy is a type of policy that allows you to control how traffic is handled on your network based on various criteria, such as source and destination IP ad
A. ccess Control policy with URL filtering
B. refilter policy
C. NS policy
D. SL policy
B) Prefilter policy is a type of policy that allows you to perform fast actions on traffic before it reaches the Access Control policy. You can use prefilter rules to drop, fastpath, or trust traffic based on simple criteria, such as IP addresses or ports
C) DNS policy is a type of policy that allows you to inspect and modify DNS requests and responses on your network. You can use DNS rules to block, monitor, or sinkhole DNS queries based on the requested domain name or the response IP address
D) SSL policy is a type of policy that allows you to decrypt and inspect encrypted traffic on your network. You can use SSL rules to determine which traffic to decrypt based on various criteria, such as certificate attributes, cipher suites, or URL categories
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