I'm going to have to go with D and the always-reliable option 'All of the Above'. What could be better than a two-layered machine learning approach to security? Except maybe a three-layered approach with added glitter and unicorns.
This question is a bit tricky, but I'm leaning towards options A and D. The first layer should be able to distinguish between real attacks and false positives, as well as identify anomalous traffic patterns.
Hmm, I think options A and D are the two correct answers. The first layer is responsible for determining if an anomaly is a real attack or just a benign issue, as well as identifying if the traffic is anomalous.
Option D seems to be the most comprehensive in describing the first layer's function of detecting anomalies based on observed traffic patterns. I'm not quite sure about the specifics of the other options.
Terrilyn
1 months agoSantos
1 months agoGlenna
1 days agoVelda
15 days agoVerda
17 days agoRolland
2 months agoBobbye
3 days agoPauline
23 days agoOmega
1 months agoJosefa
2 months agoKattie
1 months agoRaymon
1 months agoAmber
1 months agoAngella
2 months agoDoug
6 hours agoLizette
2 days agoRosamond
6 days agoJacklyn
8 days agoCathrine
12 days agoArthur
1 months agoAngella
2 months agoHeike
2 months agoLina
2 months agoHeike
3 months ago