What is a key DIA consideration when enabling Direct Internet Access in SD-WAN?

• A. Security, policy enforcement, and eGRESS control
• B. Security only
• C. Policy enforcement only
• D. None

Answer: (A)

Direct Internet Access means traffic from branches exits to the Internet directly, bypassing centralized security devices. Because of this, you must enforce security controls, apply policies consistently at the edge, and tightly manage how traffic leaves the network. The best choice captures all three aspects: security measures at the edge, policy enforcement across all DIA paths, and egress control to define where and how traffic exits the SD-WAN. Relying on security alone misses the need for policy consistency, and focusing only on policy enforcement ignores the critical ability to control egress and exit points. None is not correct because these considerations are essential when enabling DIA.