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Which "kind" of Kubernetes object is configured to ensure that Defender is acting as the admission controller?

  1. MutatingWebhookConfiguration
  2. DestinationRules
  3. ValidatingWebhookConfiguration
  4. PodSecurityPolicies

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

In the context of Kubernetes, an admission controller is a piece of code that intercepts requests to the Kubernetes API server before the persistence of the object, but after the request is authenticated and authorized. The admission controller lets you apply complex validation and policy controls to objects before they are created or updated.
The ValidatingWebhookConfiguration is a Kubernetes object that tells the API server to send an admission validation request to a service (the admission webhook) when a request to create, update, or delete a Kubernetes object matches the rules defined in the configuration. The webhook can then approve or deny the request based on custom logic.
The MutatingWebhookConfiguration is similar but is used to modify objects before they are created or updated, which is not the primary function of an admission controller acting in a protective or validating capacity.
DestinationRules are related to Istio service mesh and are not relevant to Kubernetes admission control.
PodSecurityPolicies (PSPs) are a type of admission controller in Kubernetes but they are predefined by Kubernetes and do not require a specific configuration object like ValidatingWebhookConfiguration. PSPs are also deprecated in recent versions of Kubernetes. Therefore, the correct answer is C. ValidatingWebhookConfiguration, as it is the Kubernetes object used to configure admission webhooks for validating requests, which aligns with the role of Defender acting as an admission controller in Prisma Cloud.

Reference from the provided documents:
The documents uploaded do not contain specific details about Kubernetes objects or Prisma Cloud's integration with Kubernetes. However, this explanation aligns with general Kubernetes practices and Prisma Cloud's capabilities in securing Kubernetes environments.


Reference:

https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/prisma/prisma-cloud/21-04/prisma-cloud-compute- edition- admin/access_control/open_policy_agent.html



Which three options are selectable in a CI policy for image scanning with Jenkins or twistcli? (Choose three.)

  1. Scope - Scans run on a particular host
  2. Credential
  3. Apply rule only when vendor fixes are available
  4. Failure threshold
  5. Grace Period

Answer(s): B,C,D

Explanation:

For CI policy in image scanning with Jenkins or twistcli, options related to scoping include specifying credentials for accessing and scanning the images, setting conditions such as applying the rule only when vendor fixes are available to prioritize remediation efforts, and establishing failure thresholds to determine the severity levels that will cause the build to fail. These options focus on integrating security into the CI/CD pipeline, ensuring images are scanned for vulnerabilities, and enforcing security standards without hindering the development process. This approach aligns with best practices in DevSecOps by embedding security early in the development lifecycle, allowing for early detection and mitigation of vulnerabilities.



Which component(s), if any, will Palo Alto Networks host and run when a customer purchases Prisma Cloud Enterprise Edition?

  1. Defenders
  2. Console
  3. Jenkins
  4. twistcli

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

In Prisma Cloud Enterprise Edition, Palo Alto Networks hosts and runs the Console component. The Console serves as the central management interface for Prisma Cloud, allowing customers to configure policies, view alerts, and manage their cloud security posture without the need to host this component themselves.



Which port should a security team use to pull data from Console's API?

  1. 53
  2. 25
  3. 8084
  4. 8083

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Port 8084 is commonly used for accessing the Console's API in Prisma Cloud. This port allows security teams to programmatically interact with the Prisma Cloud Console, pulling data and automating various security and compliance tasks.






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