Question 600
At Harborview Transport Authority, the FortiGate 7.6 security administration team encounters the following authorized operational case: an inbound published TLS application requires security scanning but the team applies an outbound SSL-inspection profile with no server certificate context. They need a defensible FortiOS configuration, diagnosis, validation or prevention decision. Which recurring review is most relevant to the same root risk?
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Correct Answer
Protect imported server keys and review inbound decryption modes. This recurring practice addresses server-side certificate interception because inbound TLS inspection depends on how the firewall obtains the information needed to decrypt a published server session. It reinforces the supported change to configure the supported inbound protected-server inspection method with authorized certificate and key material rather than relying on an unrelated periodic audit.
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Test wildcard and exact patterns before production release reduces recurrence of static url allowlist syntax, rather than the observed server-side certificate interception issue. The relevant preventive control for Harborview Transport Authority is: Protect imported server keys and review inbound decryption modes. This distinction matters because inbound TLS inspection depends on how the firewall obtains the information needed to decrypt a published server session.
Verify mode-specific feature support before enabling new web functions reduces recurrence of flow mode web filter feature availability, rather than the observed server-side certificate interception issue. The relevant preventive control for Harborview Transport Authority is: Protect imported server keys and review inbound decryption modes. This distinction matters because inbound TLS inspection depends on how the firewall obtains the information needed to decrypt a published server session.
Revalidate group and category exceptions after role changes reduces recurrence of web-filter user-based exception, rather than the observed server-side certificate interception issue. The relevant preventive control for Harborview Transport Authority is: Protect imported server keys and review inbound decryption modes. This distinction matters because inbound TLS inspection depends on how the firewall obtains the information needed to decrypt a published server session.