M2150-709試験無料問題集（49題）「IBM Security Systems Sales Mastery Test v3 認定」

出題：1

There were 3 themes used to describe QRadar"s value. Which of those 3 themes is one that best relates to the unified view that the QRadar Console offers its customers?

A. Automation

B. Analysis

C. Intelligence

D. Integration

正解：A 解答を投票する

出題：2

IBM Endpoint Manager can provide which of the following functions to a client?

A. Management of IBM Security Network IPS appliances

B. Control of their endpoints - both traditional and mobile devices

C. Software development

D. Identity and Access Management

正解：B 解答を投票する

出題：3

You are in a competitive user management/identity management/user provisioning sale, and the decision seems to hinge on who has the superior role management capabilities. You handle this by:

A. Expanding the discussion to include access management and pulling Access Manager into the sale.

B. Expanding the discussion to include enterprise audit management and compliance and pulling QRadar into the sale.

C. Touting Identity Manager's significant role management capabilities and emphasizing the fact that IBM SIM comes with Role and Policy Modeling in the package, whereas competitors charge extra for it.

D. Bringing Tivoli Provisioning Role Manager into the picture.

正解：C 解答を投票する

出題：4

Which of the following is NOT one of the "4 Principles" of a successful Fraud Prevention Architecture?

A. Adaptive Controls

B. Seamless Experience

C. Effective and Accurate

D. Call Center

E. Fast Time to Value

正解：D 解答を投票する

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出題：5

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 addresses coarse-grained access control and Security Policy Manager addresses fine-grained access control.

B. Access Manager is for small and medium customers and Security Policy Manager addresses large, high-scale implementations.

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.

正解：A 解答を投票する

M2150-709試験無料問題集「IBM Security Systems Sales Mastery Test v3 認定」