Which two statements are true about Juniper ATP Cloud? (Choose two.)

Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention (ATP) Cloud is a licensed, cloud-hosted service that integrates with Juniper SRX Series firewalls to provide protection against advanced malware and zero-day threats. It functions as a subscription-based service (C). A key feature of Juniper ATP Cloud is its ability to generate threat intelligence feeds, including Command and Control (C&C) server lists. Administrators can also configure custom allow and block lists for specific IP addresses and URLs within the ATP Cloud portal. This intelligence is then used by the SRX firewall for enforcement, meaning ATP Cloud is directly used to facilitate the blocking and allowing of IPs (B).

A. Juniper ATP Cloud is an on-premises ATP appliance.

This is incorrect. Juniper ATP Cloud is explicitly a cloud-based service. The on-premises equivalent is the Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention (JATP) Appliance.

D. Juniper ATP Cloud delivers intrusion protection services.

This statement is imprecise. In the Juniper ecosystem, "Intrusion Prevention Service (IPS)" is a distinct feature, typically signature-based, for known threats. ATP Cloud provides Advanced Threat Prevention for unknown and zero-day threats.

1. Juniper ATP Cloud Administration Guide: "Juniper ATP Cloud is a cloud-based solution that provides protection against sophisticated malware... Juniper ATP Cloud is a licensed service." This supports option C

defining it as a cloud-based

licensed service (subscription).

Source: Juniper Networks

"Juniper ATP Cloud Administration Guide

" (https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/juniper-atp-cloud/juniper-atp-cloud-administration-guide/topics/concept/juniper-atp-cloud-overview.html)

2. Juniper ATP Cloud Administration Guide - Configuring Custom Allow and Block Lists: "You can create custom allow and block lists for files

and for IP addresses and URLs that you want to be included in the C&C and custom feeds." This directly supports option B

as it describes the function of using ATP Cloud to manage IP block/allow lists.

Source: Juniper Networks

"Juniper ATP Cloud Administration Guide

" (https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/juniper-atp-cloud/juniper-atp-cloud-administration-guide/topics/task/juniper-atp-cloud-custom-list-configuring.html)

3. Juniper SRX Series and vSRX for the Private Cloud Datasheet: This document clearly lists "Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)" and "Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention (ATP) Cloud" as separate

distinct security services

which demonstrates why option D is imprecise.

Source: Juniper Networks

"SRX Series and vSRX for the Private Cloud Datasheet

" Page 5

Table 3: Security Services. (https://www.juniper.net/us/en/products/security/srx-series/srx-datasheet.pdf)