How do Cloud Detection Service and the Enforce server communicate with each other?

How do Cloud Detection Service and the Enforce server communicate with each other?

• A. Enforce initiates communication with Cloud Detection Service, which expects connections on port 443.
• B. Cloud Detection Service polls Enforce on port 80.
• C. They communicate via a VPN tunnel.
• D. They push updates on port 22.

Answer: (A)

The Enforce server reaches out to the Cloud Detection Service using HTTPS over port 443, with the Enforce appliance initiating the connection. The cloud service is set up to accept those inbound TLS connections on that standard web port, allowing Enforce to fetch updates, rules, and detection data securely. The other options don’t fit typical DLP cloud communication: it’s not a polling arrangement from the cloud to Enforce on port 80, there’s no required VPN tunnel for this exchange, and SSH (port 22) isn’t used for DLP data updates.

The Enforce server reaches out to the Cloud Detection Service using HTTPS over port 443, with the Enforce appliance initiating the connection. The cloud service is set up to accept those inbound TLS connections on that standard web port, allowing Enforce to fetch updates, rules, and detection data securely. The other options don’t fit typical DLP cloud communication: it’s not a polling arrangement from the cloud to Enforce on port 80, there’s no required VPN tunnel for this exchange, and SSH (port 22) isn’t used for DLP data updates.