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VMware vDefend Security for VCF 5.x Administrator

6V0-21.25

The 6V0-21.25 exam tests your skills in VMware vDefend Security for VCF.

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Questions 41–50 of 200

Q41

A company needs to enforce data retention policies in VCF. What should they configure?

  • A Workload Protection
  • B Data Lifecycle Management
  • C Backup Strategy
  • D Capacity Planning
Explanation Data Lifecycle Management is specifically designed for data retention policies.
Q42

You are configuring threat detection. What happens when low-risk anomalies are detected?

  • A Immediate shutdown of affected VM
  • B Log and continue monitoring
  • C Send alerts to all administrators
  • D Automatically quarantine the VM
Explanation Low-risk anomalies are typically logged for continued monitoring, not immediately acted upon.
Q43

Which service is responsible for managing VMware Security Policy in VCF?

  • A VMware Cloud Foundation Service
  • B VMware vDefend
  • C VMware NSX-T
  • D VMware vRealize
Explanation VMware vDefend is specifically designed to manage security policies in VCF, while the others serve different functionalities.
Q44

A company needs to isolate its workloads in a hybrid cloud environment. What should they implement?

  • A VMware vSAN
  • B VMware NSX
  • C VMware vSphere Client
  • D VMware Workstation Pro
Explanation VMware NSX provides network virtualization and security to isolate workloads effectively, while the other options do not offer this capability.
Q45

You are configuring automatic remediation policies in vDefend. What happens once a policy is triggered?

  • A No action occurs until manual approval
  • B Affected components automatically restart
  • C Alerts are sent out only
  • D Config changes are reverted automatically
Explanation Triggered policies in vDefend automatically revert configurations to ensure compliance, while the other options do not align with vDefend's automatic response features.
Q46

Which service helps manage security policies in VMware VCF?

  • A VMware Cloud Operations
  • B VMware Security Central
  • C VMware vDefend Security
  • D VMware Cloud Health
Explanation VMware vDefend Security provides management for security policies, whereas others focus on different aspects of cloud management.
Q47

A company needs to implement role-based access control. What should they configure first?

  • A IAM Policies
  • B User Groups
  • C Security Alerts
  • D Network Segmentation
Explanation User Groups are essential for defining role-based access before applying policies just like IAM.
Q48

What happens when a network segment is misconfigured in VCF?

  • A All VMs are automatically isolated
  • B vCenter becomes inaccessible
  • C Traffic flows normally
  • D Security policies remain unaffected
Explanation Misconfiguration can lead to isolation of VMs while traffic may be disrupted or unauthorized access might occur.
Q49

Which service is responsible for managing security policies in VMware Cloud Foundation?

  • A VMware vDefend
  • B VMware NSX
  • C VMware vRealize
  • D VMware vSphere
Explanation VMware vDefend manages security policies, while others serve different functions.
Q50

A company needs to secure its sensitive data transmitted between hybrids. Which technology should they implement?

  • A VPN Encryption
  • B Traffic Shaping
  • C Load Balancing
  • D Data Caching
Explanation VPN encryption secures data during transmission, unlike the others that enhance performance or storage.