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Question 24 Discussion

In the Secure Private Access (SPA) use case, which two FortiSASE features facilitate access to corporate applications? (Choose two answers)

  • A. cloud access security broker (CASB)
  • B. SD-WAN
  • C. zero trust network access (ZTNA)
  • D. thin edge
Correct Answer: B,C

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Taz 2025-10-31 13:00:43

Selected Answers: B, C


Explanation:

Secure Private Access (SPA) in FortiSASE allows users to securely access corporate applications. Both SD-WAN and ZTNA are key features within FortiSASE that facilitate this access. SD-WAN provides secure and efficient network connectivity, while ZTNA ensures that only authorized users with the proper credentials can access applications, regardless of their location.


Why other options are incorrect:


cloud access security broker (CASB):

While CASB is a component of FortiSASE, it primarily focuses on securing access to cloud applications, not necessarily facilitating access to all corporate applications. CASB plays a role in securing access to SaaS applications, but its primary function is different from ZTNA and SD-WAN in terms of enabling secure remote access to corporate applications.



thin edge:


Thin edge is a concept related to distributed computing and edge computing. It's not directly tied to the Secure Private Access (SPA) functionality within FortiSASE. Thin edge devices can enhance local processing and data handling closer to the edge of the network, but they don't serve the same purpose as ZTNA or SD-WAN in facilitating secure access to corporate applications.