What are two Juniper ATP Cloud feed analysis components? (Choose two.)

Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention (ATP) Cloud performs deep analysis on files and traffic to uncover malicious activity. Based on this analysis, it generates and distributes several proprietary threat intelligence feeds to be used by enforcement points like SRX Series firewalls. The official Juniper documentation explicitly identifies the "Command and Control (C&C) server feed" and the "Infected host feed" as primary outputs. The C&C feed lists known malicious command and control servers, while the infected host feed lists internal devices that are believed to be compromised, enabling automated blocking and quarantine actions.

A. IDP signature feed: While ATP Cloud can generate custom IDP signatures based on malware analysis, this is typically described as a separate enforcement capability, not a primary "feed" in the same sense as the C&C or infected host lists.

D. US CERT threat feed: This is a public, third-party threat intelligence source. The question asks for components specific to the Juniper ATP Cloud service, which generates its own feeds rather than simply relaying external ones.

1. Juniper TechLibrary

Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention Cloud Administration Guide: "Juniper ATP Cloud provides the following types of threat intelligence feeds that can be used in security policies on the SRX Series Firewall: Command & Control (C&C) Servers

Malware

[and] Infected Hosts." This directly supports options B and C.

URL: https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos-security/juniper-advanced-threat-prevention/topics/concept/atp-cloud-overview.html (Refer to the section on "Threat Intelligence Feeds").

2. Juniper TechLibrary

Security Intelligence (SecIntel) Overview: "Juniper ATP Cloud provides the following types of feeds: Command and Control (C&C) servers

malware

and infected hosts." This source again confirms that C&C and Infected Host feeds are core components.

URL: https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/security-policies/topics/concept/security-intelligence-overview.html (Refer to the introductory paragraphs).