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300-740 Cisco Designing and Implementing Secure Cloud Access for Users and Endpoints

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300-740 is the Cisco exam Cisco Designing and Implementing Secure Cloud Access for Users and Endpoints. Paid practice material for this exam is not available yet, but you can try its free sample questions.

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300-740
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Question 1

Which attack mitigation must be in place to prevent an attacker from authenticating to a service using a brute force attack?

  1. Option A:

    Forced password change every 6 months

  2. Option B:
    Use of a 100 ms delay between each authentication
  3. Option C:
    Use of a password manager
  4. Option D:

    Use of multifactor authentication for all accounts

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Correct answer: D

Multifactor Authentication (MFA) is one of the most effective mitigations against brute-force attacks. Even if an attacker guesses or steals a user’s password, they would still need a second authentication factor (e.g., push notification, hardware token, biometric verification) to complete login.

Question 2

An engineer is configuring multifactor authentication using Duo. The implementation must use Duo Authentication Proxy and the Active Directory as an identity source. The company uses Azure and a local Active Directory. Which configuration is needed to meet the requirement?

  1. Option A:

    Configure the Identity Source as " SAML " on the Single Sign-On tab in the Duo Admin Panel, and configure the forwarding proxy as " local " for the Identity Source.

  2. Option B:

    Configure the Identity Source as " SAML " on the Single Sign-On tab, and configure the authentication proxy with the " [cloud] " section.

  3. Option C:

    Configure the Identity Source as " Active Directory " on the Single Sign-On tab in the Duo Admin Panel, and configure the permit list to " Local database " .

  4. Option D:

    Configure the Identity Source as " Active Directory " on the Single Sign-On tab, and configure the authentication proxy with the " [sso] " section.

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Correct answer: D

When integrating Duo Authentication Proxy with Active Directory for multifactor authentication (MFA), you must:

Configure the Identity Source in the Duo Admin Panel as Active Directory (not SAML), since it’s using the Authentication Proxy.

Configure the authentication proxy settings in the [sso] section to communicate with both AD and the Duo cloud.

This setup allows Active Directory to be the primary identity store while Duo provides the second authentication factor.

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