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During an initial deployment of Prisma Cloud Compute, the customer sees vulnerabilities in their environment.
Which statement correctly describes the default vulnerability policy?

  1. It blocks all containers that contain a vulnerability.
  2. It alerts on any container with more than three critical vulnerabilities.
  3. It blocks containers after 30 days if they contain a critical vulnerability.
  4. It alerts on all vulnerabilities, regardless of severity.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

By default, Prisma Cloud's vulnerability policy is configured to alert on all detected vulnerabilities across containers and images, without filtering based on the severity of the vulnerabilities. This default setting ensures that administrators are made aware of all potential security issues, providing them with comprehensive visibility into the security posture of their environment. Administrators can then assess and prioritize these vulnerabilities based on their context, severity, and impact on the organization's assets.



Console is running in a Kubernetes cluster, and you need to deploy Defenders on nodes within this cluster.
Which option shows the steps to deploy the Defenders in Kubernetes using the default Console service name?

  1. From the deployment page in Console, choose pod name for Console identifier, generate DaemonSet file, and apply the DaemonSet to twistlock namespace.
  2. From the deployment page configure the cloud credential in Console and allow cloud discovery to auto-protect the Kubernetes nodes.
  3. From the deployment page in Console, choose twistlock-console for Console identifier, generate DaemonSet file, and apply DaemonSet to the twistlock namespace.
  4. From the deployment page in Console, choose twistlock-console for Console identifier, and run the curl | bash script on the master Kubernetes node.

Answer(s): C


Reference:

https://cdn.twistlock.com/docs/downloads/Twistlock-Reference-Architecture.pdf Deploying Defenders in a Kubernetes cluster involves generating a DaemonSet configuration from the Prisma Cloud Console. The "twistlock-console" is typically used as the Console identifier, which facilitates the communication between the Defenders and the Console. The generated DaemonSet file is then applied to the Kubernetes cluster, specifically within the "twistlock" namespace, ensuring that a Defender is deployed on each node within the cluster for comprehensive protection. This method is in line with Kubernetes best practices for deploying cluster-wide agents, ensuring seamless and scalable deployment of Prisma Cloud's security capabilities.



Which RQL query type is invalid?

  1. Event
  2. IAM
  3. Incident
  4. Config

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Within Prisma Cloud's Resource Query Language (RQL), the "Incident" query type is invalid because RQL is designed to query configuration and posture information of cloud resources, not incident data. The valid RQL query types include "Config" for querying resource configurations, "Network" for querying network-related information, "IAM" for querying identity and access management configurations, and "Event" for querying audit events. The focus on resource configurations and audit events aligns with Prisma Cloud's capabilities in cloud security posture management (CSPM) and cloud workload protection platform (CWPP), providing insights into resource configurations, compliance, and network traffic.Top of Form
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On which cloud service providers can you receive new API release information for Prisma Cloud?

  1. AWS, Azure, GCP, Oracle, IBM
  2. AWS, Azure, GCP, Oracle, Alibaba
  3. AWS, Azure, GCP, IBM
  4. AWS, Azure, GCP, IBM, Alibaba

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Prisma Cloud, developed by Palo Alto Networks, is known for its comprehensive cloud security capabilities across various cloud service providers (CSPs). The integration and support extend to major CSPs, including AWS (Amazon Web Services), Azure (Microsoft's Cloud), GCP (Google Cloud Platform), Oracle Cloud, and Alibaba Cloud. This wide range of support ensures that organizations leveraging multi-cloud environments can maintain consistent security postures across all their cloud assets. The information regarding supported CSPs by Prisma Cloud can typically be found in their official documentation and release notes, which detail the features, integrations, and enhancements specific to each CSP.






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