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Symantec Secure Sockets Layer Visibility 5.0 Technical Specialist

250-444

Validate your skills in Symantec Secure Sockets Layer Visibility 5.0 with the 250-444 exam.

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Q51

What happens when a certificate is not trusted in the SSL Visibility Appliance?

  • A Traffic is decrypted successfully.
  • B Traffic is blocked immediately.
  • C Traffic is passed uninspected.
  • D An alert is generated.
Explanation Untrusted certificates typically result in traffic being allowed but without inspection; other options imply immediate actions that aren't accurate.
Q52

Which service does SSL Visibility primarily provide?

  • A Decryption of SSL traffic
  • B HTTP cache management
  • C Intrusion detection
  • D Data loss prevention
Explanation SSL Visibility primarily provides decryption of SSL traffic to enable security analysis, while the other options focus on different security functionalities.
Q53

A company needs to inspect SSL-encrypted traffic without degrading performance. What is the best approach?

  • A Deploy SSL Visibility appliance
  • B Use a basic firewall
  • C Install anti-virus solutions
  • D Disable SSL traffic
Explanation Deploying an SSL Visibility appliance optimally inspects traffic without performance degradation, while the other options would either reduce security or hamper business operations.
Q54

You are configuring SSL Visibility to work with multiple security tools. What must be ensured?

  • A Uniform encryption settings
  • B Compatible threat detection algorithms
  • C Consistent logging formats
  • D Interoperable decryption capabilities
Explanation Interoperable decryption capabilities are crucial for seamless integration of multiple tools, whereas the other options may not directly influence proper functioning of the SSL Visibility setup.
Q55

Which service provides certificate validation in VMware SSL Visibility?

  • A Certificate Revocation List (CRL)
  • B SSL VPN
  • C TLS Offloading
  • D Session Management
Explanation The Certificate Revocation List (CRL) is used for certificate validation, while the other options do not specifically address this function.
Q56

A company needs to decrypt SSL traffic for inspection. What will most likely be required?

  • A TLS 1.3 compatibility
  • B Endpoint monitoring tools
  • C Trusted root CA certificates
  • D VLAN segmentation
Explanation Trusted root CA certificates are required to decrypt SSL traffic, as other options do not facilitate decryption.
Q57

What happens when an untrusted certificate is encountered in SSL Visibility?

  • A Traffic is allowed through without inspection
  • B An alert is raised and decrypted
  • C Decryption fails and traffic is dropped
  • D Traffic is forwarded unencrypted
Explanation Decryption fails and traffic is dropped when an untrusted certificate is encountered, unlike other options which either allow traffic or incorrectly suggest a response.
Q58

Which service is primarily used for SSL decryption in VMware SSL Visibility?

  • A SSL Visibility Appliance
  • B VMware NSX
  • C VMware vCenter
  • D VMware Horizon
Explanation The SSL Visibility Appliance is designed specifically for SSL decryption, while others serve different virtualization roles.
Q59

A company needs to inspect encrypted traffic without compromising performance. What should they do?

  • A Implement a Load Balancer
  • B Use SSL Visibility solutions
  • C Increase bandwidth
  • D Add more security appliances
Explanation Using SSL Visibility solutions allows inspecting encrypted traffic efficiently, unlike the other options that do not directly address inspection needs.
Q60

What happens when SSL Visibility fails to decrypt a session?

  • A Traffic is fully dropped
  • B Traffic is logged only
  • C Traffic remains unchanged
  • D Traffic is redirected
Explanation If SSL Visibility fails to decrypt, the original traffic flows unchanged, rather than being dropped or redirected which are not standard behaviors.