Which two capabilities of Cisco Secure Workload facilitate the detection of lateral movement within data-center...

Secure Workload detects suspicious east-west activity by combining workload-flow visibility with external threat intelligence across hybrid environments. Real-time visibility into communication patterns exposes unexpected connections, new dependencies, and anomalous behavior between workloads, making D correct. Its threat-intelligence data sets identify communications with known malicious IPv4 and command-and-control addresses, making B correct. Cisco’s Secure Workload data sheet links comprehensive workload-interaction visibility and behavior anomalies to containing lateral movement. The Threat Intelligence Dashboard guide documents malicious-IP identification. User-context policy changes concern enforcement, not specifically lateral-movement detection. Blocking all traffic is operationally indiscriminate, and Secure Workload recommends microsegmentation policies rather than VLAN designs.

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