A. HTTPS to FortiGate

B. HTTPS access to GUI

C. Secondary HTTPS connection to server where FortiWeb acts as a client

D. HTTPS to clients

A. Provide ability to securely process cash transactions

B. PCI specifically requires a WAF

C. Provides credit card processing capabilities

D. Provides load balancing between multiple web servers

A. For SNI, you select the certificate that FortiWeb will present in the server pool, not in the server policy.

B. After enabling HSTS, redirects to HTTPS are no longer necessary.

C. In transparent inspection mode, you select which certificate that FortiWeb will present in the server pool, not in the server policy.

D. In true transparent mode, the TLS session terminator is a protected web server.

E. Enabling RC4 protects against the BEAST attack, but is not recommended if you configure FortiWeb to only offer TLS 1.2.

A. Drill down in the report to correct any false positives.

B. Restart the FortiWeb to clear the caches

C. Take the FortiWeb offline to apply the profile

D. Activate the report to create t profile

A. They are best suited for large environments with many users.

B. They must be assigned, regardless of any other authentication.

C. They cannot be used for site publishing.

D. They can be used for SSO.

A. Use FortiWeb to block SQL Injections and keep regular backups of the Database

B. Also incorporate a FortiADC into your network

C. Configure the FortiGate to perform Anti-Defacement as well

D. None. FortiWeb completely secures the site against defacement attacks