Exam 300-710 topic 1 question 105 discussion

The Risk Report does provide valuable insights into potential vulnerabilities and threats, which are important for maintaining security. However, for high-level summary statistics specifically related to the performance and uptime of the Cisco FTD appliance, the Standard Report is generally recommended.

Risk Reports (option A) are designed to provide high-level summaries of risks and the overall security posture of the network. They are useful for understanding potential vulnerabilities and threats. However, for the specific need to provide high-level summary statistics of the Cisco FTD appliance's performance and status, Standard Reports (option C) are more appropriate. Standard Reports offer a comprehensive overview of various statistics and summaries related to the appliance, which is crucial for maintaining business uptime during peak seasons. Both report types have their uses, but for the purpose of summarizing the appliance's performance and status, Standard Reports are the better choice.

The answer is C, risk Report focuses on potential vulnerabilities, compliance, and security risks rather than operational statistics.

Yes, answer (C) makes most sense related to the question. The question tries to confuse because of saying "HIGH-LEVEL", and based on documentation definition you might go with "risk reports", but again this is more related to risks and not overall appliance health conditions. Introduction to Reports (OFFICIAL CISCO DEFINITION): The Firepower System offers two types of reports: - Risk Reports — High-level summaries of risks found on your network. - Standard Reports — Detailed, customizable reports about all aspects of your Firepower System.

answer C because of "high-level summary statistics of the Cisco FTD appliance" - Risk report also shows high level but more focusing security, not business uptime statistics.

The Standard Reports in Cisco Firepower Management Center (FMC) are detailed, customizable reports about all aspects of your system. They provide information on various topics, including: IPS Attacks: Total number of IPS events, relevant attacks, hosts targeted, irrelevant attacks, and events requiring attention. Network Risk: Summarizes network risks based on IPS events. Advanced Malware Risk: Provides insights into malware-related risks. Other Aspects: These reports cover various areas such as application usage, web traffic, and more.

I would go with Standard Reports after reading the documentation.

Because a network engineer is referenced, and according to the article below "Risk Reports — High-level summaries of risks found on your network". https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/firepower/610/configuration/guide/fpmc-config-guide-v61/working_with_reports.html

The answer is C because it is asking for the FTD device, and this is on the standard report.

Standard report. So B

Option D (Risk Report) may also provide some high-level summary statistics, but it primarily focuses on the risks and vulnerabilities present in the network. It may not provide the specific information that IT management is looking for in terms of the performance of the Cisco FTD appliance. Option B (Standard Report) is a more appropriate choice as it provides a broad overview of the system's health and performance, including statistics such as device status, uptime, CPU usage, and memory usage. This information can help IT management make informed decisions about system maintenance and upgrades to ensure business uptime during peak season. B. Standard Report would be the best option to gather high-level summary statistics of the Cisco FTD appliance in the network. Standard Reports provide summary-level data for different aspects of network security such as threats, applications, web usage, network discovery, and more. They offer a quick way to get an overview of the network's security posture and can be customized to focus on specific aspects of interest to IT management. SNMP Reports, on the other hand, are used to monitor network performance and availability, while Malware Reports and Risk Reports focus on specific aspects of network security.

I have to go with A -Risk Reports. The use of the term "High-level" in both the question and the Cisco documentation makes me think the question writer came up with the question directly from the documentation. I've been noticing questions that are based off the very first paragraph/description summary found at the beginning of sections in the documentation. This feels like one of them.

It's correct for choosing A. Because the report is for non security specialist and will come with recommendations that will help to anticipate on issues during a period of peaks. The Firepower System offers two types of reports: Risk Reports — High-level summaries of risks found on your network. Standard Reports — Detailed, customizable reports about all aspects of your Firepower System. Risk Reports Risk reports are portable, high-level, easy-to-interpret summaries of risks found in your organization. You can use these reports to share information about areas of risk, and recommendations for addressing these risks, with people who do not have access to your system and who may not be network security experts. These reports are intended to facilitate discussion about areas for investment in the security of your network.

It's correct for choosing A. Because the report is for non security specialist and will come with recommendations that will help to issues during a period of peaks. The Firepower System offers two types of reports: Risk Reports — High-level summaries of risks found on your network. Standard Reports — Detailed, customizable reports about all aspects of your Firepower System. Risk Reports Risk reports are portable, high-level, easy-to-interpret summaries of risks found in your organization. You can use these reports to share information about areas of risk, and recommendations for addressing these risks, with people who do not have access to your system and who may not be network security experts. These reports are intended to facilitate discussion about areas for investment in the security of your network.

It should be a standard report My opinion the answer is c

I think the answer is "C" Standard report. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/firepower/610/configuration/guide/fpmc-config-guide-v61/working_with_reports.html