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Which of the following are cases in which an engineer should recommend the decommissioning of a network device? (Select two).

A.
The device has been moved from a production environment to a test environment.
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A.
The device has been moved from a production environment to a test environment.
B.
The device is configured to use cleartext passwords.
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B.
The device is configured to use cleartext passwords.
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The device is moved to an isolated segment on the enterprise network.
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C.
The device is moved to an isolated segment on the enterprise network.
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The device is moved to a different location in the enterprise.
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The device is moved to a different location in the enterprise.
E.
The device's encryption level cannot meet organizational standards.
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The device's encryption level cannot meet organizational standards.
F.
The device is unable to receive authorized updates.
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F.
The device is unable to receive authorized updates.
Suggested answer: E

Explanation:

An engineer should recommend the decommissioning of a network device when the device poses a security risk or a compliance violation to the enterprise environment. A device that cannot meet the encryption standards or receive authorized updates is vulnerable to attacks and breaches, and may expose sensitive data or compromise network integrity. Therefore, such a device should be removed from the network and replaced with a more secure and updated one.

Reference

CompTIA Security+ Study Guide: Exam SY0-701, 9th Edition, Chapter 2, Section 2.2, page 671

CompTIA Security+ Practice Tests: Exam SY0-701, 3rd Edition, Chapter 2, Question 16, page 512

asked 02/10/2024
bert toger
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Youssef Aaddi

Edited 9 days ago

Voted E, F

The two most appropriate cases in which an engineer should recommend decommissioning a network device are: E. The devices encryption level cannot meet organizational standards. If a device cannot support required encryption standards, it poses a security risk and may no longer meet compliance requirements, making it a candidate for decommissioning. F. The device is unable to receive authorized updates. A device that cannot receive updates, including security patches, becomes vulnerable to exploits. Without updates, it may not perform optimally or align with security policies, so decommissioning is advisable.

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Mario P

Edited one month ago

Voted B, E

B and E

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