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. Certificate Authority (CA) certificate
HTTPS Inspection requires a CA certificate so the gateway can act as a man-in-the-middle: it decrypts the outbound HTTPS session using the site's real certificate, then re-encrypts it to the client using a certificate signed by this internal CA (either the gateway's default self-signed CA or an imported enterprise CA), allowing traffic to be inspected in cleartext before re-encryption.
HTTPS Inspection requires a CA certificate so the gateway can act as a man-in-the-middle: it decrypts the outbound HTTPS session using the site's real certificate, then re-encrypts it to the client using a certificate signed by this internal CA (either the gateway's default self-signed CA or an imported enterprise CA), allowing traffic to be inspected in cleartext before re-encryption.
Which component is essential for enabling HTTPS Inspection on a Security Gateway? (Choose one answer)
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