Securing the Web with Cisco Web Security Appliance (SWSA) — Question 14

What is needed to enable an HTTPS proxy?

Answer options

• A. self-signed server certificate
• B. trusted third-party CA signed root certificate
• C. self-signed CSR
• D. self-signed root certificate

Correct answer: C

Explanation

To enable an HTTPS proxy, a self-signed CSR is necessary as it is used to generate a certificate for secure communications. The other options, while related to certificates, do not specifically pertain to the activation process for an HTTPS proxy. A self-signed server certificate and a self-signed root certificate are not sufficient on their own without the CSR.