QUESTION: 85

You are an existing customer of Prisma Cloud Enterprise. You want to onboard a public cloud account and immediately see all of the alerts associated with this account based off ALL of your tenant's existing enabled policies. There is no requirement to send alerts from this account to a downstream application at this time.

Which option shows the steps required during the alert rule creation process to achieve this objective?

Ensure the public cloud account is assigned to an account group Assign the confirmed account group to alert rule
Select "select all policies" checkbox as part of the alert rule Confirm the alert rule
Ensure the public cloud account is assigned to an account group Assign the confirmed account group to alert rule
Select one or more policies checkbox as part of the alert rule Confirm the alert rule
Ensure the public cloud account is assigned to an account group Assign the confirmed account group to alert rule
Select one or more policies as part of the alert rule Add alert notifications Confirm the alert rule
Ensure the public cloud account is assigned to an account group Assign the confirmed account group to alert rule
Select "select all policies" checkbox as part of the alert rule Add alert notifications Confirm the alert rule

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

To immediately see all alerts associated with a newly onboarded public cloud account based on existing enabled policies, it is essential to assign the account to an account group and then create an alert rule that applies to this account group. By selecting "select all policies," the alert rule will trigger alerts for all existing enabled policies without the need to specify individual policies or add alert notifications for downstream applications.

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QUESTION: 86

A customer has configured the JIT, and the user created by the process is trying to log in to the Prisma Cloud console. The user encounters the following error message:

What is the reason for the error message?

The attribute name is not set correctly in JIT settings.
The user does not exist.
The user entered an incorrect password
The role is not assigned for the user.

Answer(s): A

Reference:

https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA10g000000CmZ4CAK

The error message encountered by the user trying to log into the Prisma Cloud console is likely due to an incorrect configuration in the Just-In-Time (JIT) settings, specifically the attribute name used for JIT authentication. This could prevent the user from being recognized correctly by the Prisma Cloud console.

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QUESTION: 87

What are the two ways to scope a CI policy for image scanning? (Choose two.)

container name
image name
hostname
image labels

Answer(s): B,D

Reference:

https://www.optiv.com/insights/source-zero/blog/defending-against-container-threats- palo-alto-prisma-cloud

In Prisma Cloud, CI policies for image scanning can be scoped based on the image name and image labels. These scoping options allow for targeted scanning of images, ensuring that policies are applied to relevant images based on their identifiers or metadata.

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QUESTION: 88

Which policy type in Prisma Cloud can protect against malware?

Data
Config
Network
Event

Answer(s): A

Reference:

https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/prisma/prisma-cloud/prisma-cloud-admin/prisma- cloud-policies/create-a-
policy.html#:~:text=%E2%80%94Data%20policies%20protect%20against%20malware,for%20Data%2 0Exposure%20or%20Malware
The Data policy type in Prisma Cloud is designed to protect against malware by scanning data and files for malicious content. This policy type helps in identifying and mitigating malware threats in the cloud environment.

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