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Access Control lists (ACLs), Firewalls, and Intrusion Prevention Systems are examples of
Full set: 493 questions Definition and Role Network-based security preventative controls are measures designed to prevent unauthorized access, attacks, or breaches. Examples include: Access Control Lists (ACLs): Define rules for network traffic. Firewalls: Block unauthorized traffic based on predefined rules. Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS): Actively block identified threats. Comparison of Options
B . Software segmentation controls: Related to application security, not network-level security.
C . Network-based security detective controls: These include tools like IDS, which detect but do not prevent attacks.
D . User segmentation controls: Focus on user-based access restrictions, not network controls. EC-Council Reference Highlighted in network security strategies as critical tools for perimeter defense and attack prevention.
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