Question 700
At Ironwood Biotechnology, the FortiGate 7.6 security administration team encounters the following authorized operational case: a company-created web category excludes a newly purchased SaaS hostname, leaving an access rule too permissive. 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
Review custom category objects during vendor onboarding. This recurring practice addresses fortiguard custom category maintenance because custom category matching is limited to its maintained member domain or URL records. It reinforces the supported change to update the approved custom category with the validated vendor hostnames and use the correct profile action rather than relying on an unrelated periodic audit.
Incorrect Answers
Review TLS inspection limitations before promising fine-grained application blocking reduces recurrence of encrypted application signature visibility, rather than the observed fortiguard custom category maintenance issue. The relevant preventive control for Ironwood Biotechnology is: Review custom category objects during vendor onboarding. This distinction matters because custom category matching is limited to its maintained member domain or URL records.
Retain application-control logs for incident investigations reduces recurrence of application-control event log enrichment, rather than the observed fortiguard custom category maintenance issue. The relevant preventive control for Ironwood Biotechnology is: Review custom category objects during vendor onboarding. This distinction matters because custom category matching is limited to its maintained member domain or URL records.
Check antivirus profile presence when adding broad web permit rules reduces recurrence of antivirus profile on allowed http, rather than the observed fortiguard custom category maintenance issue. The relevant preventive control for Ironwood Biotechnology is: Review custom category objects during vendor onboarding. This distinction matters because custom category matching is limited to its maintained member domain or URL records.