Question 20
At the Thornport retail technology group, remote maintenance requires a repeatable inspection of routing and interface state but the team is looking only at SmartConsole policy screens. Which continuing control would best reduce recurrence?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Document approved command-line procedures and separate diagnostic access from policy administration. This is the continuing safeguard relevant to gaia command-line interface at the Thornport retail technology group; it keeps controls aligned as the environment changes.
Incorrect Answers
That control is useful when managing smartconsole administration. At the Thornport retail technology group, the continuing priority is to document approved command-line procedures and separate diagnostic access from policy administration, because gaia CLI is an appliance management interface for operating-system tasks, not a substitute for published access rules.
That control is useful when managing gateway object versus operating system. At the Thornport retail technology group, the continuing priority is to document approved command-line procedures and separate diagnostic access from policy administration, because gaia CLI is an appliance management interface for operating-system tasks, not a substitute for published access rules.
That control is useful when managing gateway inspection responsibility. At the Thornport retail technology group, the continuing priority is to document approved command-line procedures and separate diagnostic access from policy administration, because gaia CLI is an appliance management interface for operating-system tasks, not a substitute for published access rules.