Which of the following make up the Network Detection and Response capabilities of VMware vDefend? (Select all that apply)
VMware vDefend NDR relies on a diverse set of telemetry to build a comprehensive picture of an attack campaign. Its core correlation capabilities are built by ingesting three specific types of security events from the distributed data center:
Anomaly Events (Option C): Fed by the Network Traffic Analysis (NTA) engine, looking for behavioral deviations like DGA or unusual data exfiltration.
Threat Detection Events (Option B): Fed by the Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS), looking for known exploit signatures traversing the network.
Malware Events (Option A): Fed by the Distributed and Gateway Malware Prevention engines, looking for malicious file transfers and sandbox detonations.
Encryption/Decryption events (Option D) are related to TLS Proxy/Inspection capabilities and do not constitute the foundational threat event categories ingested by the NDR correlation engine.
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