Which security components are configured in the VPN policy on FortiSASE?

The VPN policy configuration on FortiSASE indeed includes web filtering, application control, and other required security components. These elements ensure that traffic through the VPN is not only secure but also compliant with the policies that are established for the organization.

Web filtering allows for the control of web access based on predefined policies, preventing users from accessing harmful or inappropriate sites. Application control provides the ability to manage and monitor the applications that users can access, helping to prevent the use of unauthorized applications that might pose security risks. Other required security components can include aspects such as intrusion prevention systems (IPS) and data loss prevention (DLP), which are essential for a comprehensive security strategy within the VPN.

In contrast, while user authentication and logging settings are crucial for verifying identities and tracking activities, they do not specifically fall under the realm of security components in the context of the VPN policy's main function. Endpoint management tools typically refer to the management of devices and their security configurations rather than the specific security controls applied to VPN traffic. Similarly, while anti-virus and malware detection are important security measures, they are generally part of a broader security architecture rather than being exclusively configured within the VPN policy. Therefore, the selection that encompasses web filter, application control, and other required security components