An administrator would like to use App-ID's deny action for an application and would like that action updated with dynamic updates as new content becomes available. Which security policy action causes this?
For clarification:
each app has its own defualt deny-action listed in the database. If the deny option is selected in the policy rue, then this default action will be used.
Answer C is correct
C is correct answer.
A drop is silent, you simply discard the packet and don't tell anyone about it. This is great for most siatuations as you don't generate more traffic on your network and outsiders who may potentially be scanning you are non the wiser.
A deny sends a notification to the sender that something happened and their packet was rejected
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