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CompTIA: Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP) Exam Prep

Category - Access/Identity

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When you block traffic by default and allow only what you’ve specifically granted, it is called:

Implicit Deny
Access Control
Deny All
Allow All

Explanation

Answer: A - Implicit deny is the state in which all traffic is blocked except what is explicitly allowed.

Key Takeaway: Implicit deny, which is also called default deny, is the most secure policy that can be implemented on a firewall. In this mode, a firewall will block all communication, except that which is explicitly allowed.

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