最新的IBM Security Sales Mastery Test v4 - M2150-768免費考試真題

A. Unified Device Management

B. Total Mobility Management

C. Total Endpoint Management

D. Unified Endpoint Management

A. The QRadar platform runs on most major operating systems, easing deployment and reducing overall costs.

B. QRadar itself is highly secure, and because its architecture is open, it has been certified by NIST and OASIS.

C. Virtually every component of the QRadar platform is exposed via a robust set of APIs, allowing customers and partners to easily develop their own Security Intelligence applications.

D. Provides a single UI, workflow, reporting and correlation platform for all QRadar products, now and into the future.

A. Intelligent White Pages search with social networking feature to enable intuitive identity store browsing.

B. Simplified sourcing of identities and attributes for enterprise applications. Cloud/SaaS integrations.

C. A world-class Virtual Directory.

D. A way to sell IBM Security Directory Server with User Value Unit (UVU)-based pricing.

A. Too many users with the ability to circumvent controls

B. System z does not have certifications for Common Critera or FIPS 140

C. Network access points are not properly protected

D. Storage is not properly encrypted

A. Send detailed product information to the client and ask them to call you

B. Initiate a sales meeting, supported with industry relevant client references & Analyst data, followed by a POC and BVA over time

C. Send the latest Gartner Magic Quadrant and allow the client to follow up

A. Role mining and modeling.

B. Support for a large number of target environments.

C. Quick install and time to operation.

D. A business-centric/friendly user interface (UI).

A. SAM for Mobile provides risk-/context-based access support that's critical for mobile endpoints outside the client's intranet.

B. SAM for Mobile can save money for clients with DataPower appliances.

C. SAM for Mobile appliances provide superior performance, TTV and TCO.

D. SAM for Mobile integrates other key IBM security controls (e. g., Trusteer. WorkLight and MaaS360) to enforce more informed policy-driven access.