Which component encrypts data for LANs that connect to the CT Core Router?

• A. VoIP
• B. Inline Network Encryption (INE)
• C. CT Core Router
• D. TRANSEC

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that data protection for LANs connecting to the CT Core Router is provided by an inline network encryption device. This equipment sits directly in the data path between the LAN and the core router and encrypts traffic as it passes through, ensuring confidentiality and integrity from the LAN to the router. VoIP is just a service that runs over the network, not an encryption mechanism. The CT Core Router handles routing, not encryption of the LAN traffic itself. TRANSEC refers to broader transmission security measures for securing channels, but the specific component that actually performs the data encryption on that LAN connection is the Inline Network Encryption device.