Which device is used to encrypt data for LANs connecting to the CT Core Router?

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

Answer: (D)

Inline Network Encryption encrypts data as it moves from LANs toward the CT Core Router. This hardware device sits at the network edge and protects traffic in transit by applying cryptographic protection, ensuring confidentiality and integrity as it enters the core network. VoIP is for voice communications and isn’t an encryption device, the CT Core Router is the routing hardware itself, and TRANSEC is a broader security concept rather than the actual encryption appliance used here. So the equipment used to secure LAN traffic to the CT Core Router is Inline Network Encryption.