Discuss Salesforce Salesforce Certified Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Specialist (MC-201) Exam Topic 1 Question 49

A Marketing Cloud Account Engagement administrator would like to enable bot protection on their forms.

Which two Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form actions would accomplish this?

Choose 2 answers

AEnable HTTPS

BHoneypot Technique

CDependent Fields

DreCaptcha

Suggested Answer: B, D

According to theSalesforce documentation, the two Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form actions that would accomplish enabling bot protection on their forms are honeypot technique and reCaptcha. Bot protection is a feature that helps prevent automated bots from submitting forms and creating fake prospects. Honeypot technique is a method that uses a hidden field in the form that is not visible to human users, but can be detected by bots. If the hidden field is filled out, the form submission is rejected as a bot submission. reCaptcha is a service that uses a challenge-response test to verify that the form submitter is a human and not a bot. The user can enable either or both of these options in the form settings to add bot protection to their forms. Enabling HTTPS, or Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, is a method that encrypts the communication between the user's browser and the web server, but it does not prevent bots from submitting forms. Dependent fields are fields that are displayed or hidden based on the value of another field, but they do not prevent bots from submitting forms either. Reference:Salesforce documentation

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29 comments · newest first

Jarod 7 months ago

Both reCaptcha and Honeypot can really help secure forms.

Johnetta 7 months ago

Honeypot is clever! Bots usually ignore hidden fields.

Evette 7 months ago

I feel like reCaptcha is the best option. It’s widely used.

Yuette 7 months ago

HTTPS is important, but not for bot protection specifically.

Horace 8 months ago

Not sure about the Honeypot Technique, is it really effective?

Brianne 8 months ago

I agree, reCaptcha is a must-have!

Salena 8 months ago

Wait, does enabling HTTPS really count as bot protection?

Lisha 9 months ago

I think the Honeypot Technique works too.

Cory 9 months ago

Definitely reCaptcha is one of them!

Velda 9 months ago

Haha, captchas are the bane of my existence. But B and D are the right picks.

Vivan 9 months ago

B and D, easy peasy. Captchas are so 2010, though. Honeypots are where it's at.

Cruz 9 months ago

Definitely B and D. Gotta keep those bots out!

Gene 9 months ago

I definitely recall that reCaptcha is a popular choice for preventing spam, but I’m a bit hazy on the honeypot technique details.

Quentin 10 months ago

I practiced a similar question where we had to identify security features for forms, and I think HTTPS is important, but not sure if it counts as bot protection.

Toshia 10 months ago

I’m not entirely sure, but I think reCaptcha was mentioned as a standard method for bot protection.

Francoise 10 months ago

I remember discussing the honeypot technique in class; it seemed like a clever way to trap bots.

Sharmaine 10 months ago

Dependent fields? I'm not sure how that would help with bot protection. I'm leaning towards the honeypot technique and reCaptcha as the two best options to tackle this question.

Pamella 10 months ago

Okay, let's see. The honeypot technique and reCaptcha seem like the most relevant choices here. I'll make sure to carefully read through the options and select the two that best address bot protection.

Annmarie 10 months ago

B) Honeypot Technique and D) reCaptcha are the way to go.

Rosalia 11 months ago

Agreed! Honeypot Technique is also effective.

Justine 11 months ago

I think reCaptcha is a must for bot protection.

Mayra 11 months ago

B and D are the obvious choices. Captchas are a classic for bot protection.

Delmy 11 months ago

Hmm, I'm not sure about this one. I know HTTPS is important for security, but I'm not sure if that's the right approach for bot protection. I'll have to think this through a bit more.

Linwood 12 months ago

I think the honeypot technique and reCaptcha would be the best options to enable bot protection on the forms.

Miss 6 months ago

↳ replying to Linwood

Honeypots are underrated, they work well!

Polly 6 months ago

↳ replying to Linwood

I’ve seen great results with reCaptcha in the past.

Aileen 7 months ago

↳ replying to Linwood

Yes, reCaptcha is a solid choice too.

Gerardo 7 months ago

↳ replying to Linwood

I agree, honeypot technique is clever!

Chun 11 months ago

↳ replying to Linwood

Both options will definitely help reduce spam.

Salesforce Certified Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Specialist (MC-201) Exam - Topic 1 Question 49 Discussion