Which 2 options are functional components of the posture service?

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1. Correct answer is C, D

   The posture service has three main functional areas:

   Client provisioning: Client provisioning automates network access control agent deployment by pushing the software to endpoints that do not have the required version of the expected network access control agent. The client provisioning is facilitated by the client provisioning portal.

   Posture policy: Posture policy defines the terms compliant and noncompliant in a specific company policy. For example, compliance may mean a certain version of antivirus and antispyware software that is installed on the endpoint.

   Authorization policy: The authorization policy is implemented in a way that reflects the noncompliant and compliant states of the endpoints. The authorization policy will enforce stricter security policy on noncompliant endpoints and grant more privileges to compliant endpoints. If the endpoint status is unknown, the authorization policy will redirect the traffic to the client provisioning portal.

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