During a security audit of an enterprise network infrastructure, an engineer reviews several identified security vulnerabilities and proposed mitigation steps across administrative access, ACL filtering, and switchport security. Which of the following correctly pairs an identified security threat or vulnerability with its proper mitigation strategy?
- To mitigate eavesdropping and tampering of administrative command authorization, deploy TACACS+ for AAA because TACACS+ encrypts the entire packet payload, unlike RADIUS which encrypts only the password.Cevap
- BTo mitigate unauthorized administrative command execution, reconfigure RADIUS because RADIUS encrypts the complete packet payload and decouples authentication from individual command authorization.
- CTo restrict administrative VTY line access to specific management subnets, apply an IPv4 access list containing permit statements for authorized subnets, relying on the implicit permit at the end of the ACL to allow all unlisted management protocols.
- DTo prevent unauthorized hosts from connecting to access ports across switch reboots, configure port security with sticky MAC learning without executing the copy running-config startup-config command.
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Deploying TACACS+ for AAA correctly mitigates eavesdropping on administrative authorization because TACACS+ encrypts the complete body of every packet and separates authentication from authorization, whereas RADIUS encrypts only the password field.
Deploying TACACS+ is the correct mitigation for administrative eavesdropping because TACACS+ encrypts the complete body of every packet and separates authentication, authorization, and accounting functions, allowing granular command-level authorization in ciphertext over TCP.
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