Question 880
At Kingsford Aviation, the FortiGate 7.6 security administration team encounters the following authorized operational case: unusual malformed packets disrupt a service and the team focuses only on known CVE signatures. 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
Track abnormal protocol indicators alongside CVE coverage. This recurring practice addresses ips packet anomaly handling because some disruptive network patterns exploit malformed protocol behavior rather than a named application vulnerability. It reinforces the supported change to evaluate supported protocol anomaly and relevant IPS detection settings for the affected network service rather than relying on an unrelated periodic audit.
Incorrect Answers
Track deprecated TLS use through controlled security logs reduces recurrence of tls protocol negotiation support, rather than the observed ips packet anomaly handling issue. The relevant preventive control for Kingsford Aviation is: Track abnormal protocol indicators alongside CVE coverage. This distinction matters because some disruptive network patterns exploit malformed protocol behavior rather than a named application vulnerability.
Monitor rating query errors and confirm defined fail-open or fail-close policy reduces recurrence of fortiguard rating outage behavior, rather than the observed ips packet anomaly handling issue. The relevant preventive control for Kingsford Aviation is: Track abnormal protocol indicators alongside CVE coverage. This distinction matters because some disruptive network patterns exploit malformed protocol behavior rather than a named application vulnerability.
Check application control attachment on each copied internet policy reduces recurrence of application control on accepting policy, rather than the observed ips packet anomaly handling issue. The relevant preventive control for Kingsford Aviation is: Track abnormal protocol indicators alongside CVE coverage. This distinction matters because some disruptive network patterns exploit malformed protocol behavior rather than a named application vulnerability.