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The common architecture across the QRadar products offers advantages over the competition. What are the main 2 advantages that were covered?

• A.QRadar is a well architected toolkit that can 1) satisfy even very obscure and complex requirements and 2) outperform other competitors no matter what the use case.
• B.Opens areas of visibility into your network and scales easily.
• C.QRadar works on most available platforms and is integrated with more products than other competitive products are.
• D.QRadar itself is highly secure, and because its architecture is open, it has been approved by NIST and OASIS

A single appliance to collect events and flow data, perform data correlation and rule matching, report alerts and provide admin capability is called what?

• A.A QFlow Collector
• B.A Flow processor.
• C.All-in-One.
• D.A QFlow and VFlow Combo Appliance.

What is the other main capability offered by Federated Identity Manager, besides federated (cross-domain) single sign-on?

• A.Provisioning of user identities for more than the single domain use case.
• B.Identity propagation and consistent auditing in portal, Service-Oriented Architecture or Web Services scenarios.
• C.The ability to bring users from multiple domains into a single domain, with a "one push button" approach.
• D.Federated single sign-off.

Which of the following statements best distinguishes between why customers purchase Access Manager for Web (formerly Access Manager for e-business) versus Security Policy Manager?

• A.Access Manager is for small and medium customers and Security Policy Manager addresses large, high-scale implementations.
• B.Access Manager addresses coarse-grained access control and Security Policy Manager addresses fine-grained access control.
• C.Access Manager is operational ("access") and Security Policy Manager is administrative ("policy").
• D.Access Manager is for customers who don't need the overhead of security policy; Security Policy Manager is for customers who need to set policy and then measure against that policy for GRC purposes.

What are the primary buying agendas for application security?

• A.Mobile, Cloud, Development Priorities, Analytics
• B.Compliance, Breaches, Mobile, Customer Driven
• C.Internal Audits, Malware, Criminal Prosecution, Compliance
• D.Breaches, Competitive Pressures, Executive Directives, Regulations