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A network security engineer is tasked with configuring a Cisco Firepower system to optimize threat detection and response capabilities. The engineer decides to implement a combination of access control policies and intrusion prevention system (IPS) rules. Given the following scenario, where the organization has a mix of internal and external traffic, which configuration approach would best enhance the security posture while minimizing false positives?
Implementing a layered security model that includes both access control lists (ACLs) and IPS rules tailored to specific traffic types and behaviors.
Relying solely on default IPS rules without any customization for the specific environment.
Using only access control lists (ACLs) to manage traffic without integrating IPS capabilities.
Configuring IPS rules to block all traffic from external sources indiscriminately.

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