Which two capabilities does Cisco SD-Access add to a traditional campus network? (Choose two.)

Cisco SD-Access enhances traditional campus networks with software-defined segmentation and identity services. Software-defined segmentation allows for policy-based network access and micro-segmentation, isolating user groups and devices regardless of their physical location, which significantly improves security and operational agility. Identity services, often integrated via Cisco ISE, enable granular access control based on user and device identity, ensuring only authorized entities can connect to specific network resources. Modular QoS is a traditional network feature, not unique to SD-Access. Private VLANs provide some segmentation but are a legacy technology with less flexibility than SD-Access. SD-WAN is a wide-area network solution, distinct from campus network architecture.