Which option allows SonicWall to provide increased security for remote management sessions?

SonicWall utilizes SSH, or Secure Shell, to enhance the security of remote management sessions. SSH is a secure protocol that allows for encrypted communication over unsecured networks, providing confidentiality and integrity for the data exchanged between the client and the server. By using SSH, SonicWall ensures that sensitive information, such as administrative credentials and configuration changes, is transmitted securely, preventing eavesdropping and unauthorized access.

In contrast, other options such as HTTP and Telnet do not offer encryption, making them vulnerable to interception and attacks. RDP, while providing a graphical interface for remote management, does not inherently secure communication unless additional security measures, such as Network Level Authentication, are implemented. By opting for SSH, SonicWall leverages a robust and widely accepted security protocol specifically designed for secure remote management.