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Palo Alto Networks PCCSE Exam
Prisma Certified Cloud Security Engineer (Page 7 )

Updated On: 1-Feb-2026
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What are two built-in RBAC permission groups for Prisma Cloud? (Choose two.)

  1. Group Membership Admin
  2. Group Admin
  3. Account Group Admin
  4. Account Group Read Only

Answer(s): A,C

Explanation:

Prisma Cloud includes built-in Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) permission groups to manage user access and permissions efficiently. Among the options, Group Membership Admin and Account Group Admin are two built-in RBAC permission groups. Group Membership Admins are responsible for managing user memberships within groups, while Account Group Admins have administrative privileges over specific account groups, allowing them to manage resources and policies within those groups. These roles help in delegating administrative tasks and enforcing the principle of least privilege.



Which role does Prisma Cloud play when configuring SSO?

  1. JIT
  2. Service provider
  3. SAML
  4. Identity provider issuer

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

When configuring Single Sign-On (SSO) in Prisma Cloud, the platform acts as the Service Provider (SP). In the SSO process, the Service Provider relies on an Identity Provider (IdP) to authenticate users. Prisma Cloud, as the SP, integrates with an IdP to allow users to log in using their existing credentials managed by the IdP. This setup simplifies the authentication process, enhances security by centralizing user credentials, and provides a seamless user experience.



Which Defender type performs registry scanning?

  1. Serverless
  2. Container
  3. Host
  4. RASP

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

In Prisma Cloud, the Defender type responsible for performing registry scanning is the Container Defender. Registry scanning is crucial for ensuring that container images stored in registries are free from vulnerabilities and compliance issues before they are deployed. Container Defenders scan images within container registries, identifying security risks and ensuring that only secure container images are used in deployment, thereby maintaining the integrity and security of containerized applications.



What are two key requirements for integrating Okta with Prisma Cloud when multiple Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud accounts are being used? (Choose two.)

  1. Super Administrator permissions
  2. A valid subscription for the IAM security module
  3. An Okta API token for the primary AWS account
  4. Multiple instances of the Okta app

Answer(s): A,D

Explanation:

When integrating Okta with Prisma Cloud for managing multiple Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud accounts, two key requirements are:
Super Administrator permissions: This level of permission is required to ensure that the individual integrating Okta with Prisma Cloud has sufficient rights to make the necessary configurations and integrations across the platform and the AWS accounts. Super Administrator permissions ensure that the integrator can access all required settings, manage roles, and perform the integrations without restrictions.
Multiple instances of the Okta app: Due to the nature of AWS and the way it manages accounts, each AWS cloud account needs to be treated as a separate entity within Okta. This requires setting up multiple instances of the Okta application, one for each AWS cloud account to be integrated. This approach allows for precise control and management of access and permissions on a per-account basis, aligning with the best practices of least privilege and ensuring that the security configurations are tailored to the specific needs of each AWS account. These requirements are critical for ensuring a seamless and secure integration process, enabling centralized identity management across multiple AWS accounts through Okta and enhancing the overall security posture of the multicloud environment.



The exclamation mark on the resource explorer page would represent?

  1. resource has been deleted
  2. the resource was modified recently
  3. resource has alerts
  4. resource has compliance violation

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

In the context of Prisma Cloud and cloud security principles, an exclamation mark on the resource explorer page typically signifies that there is a compliance violation associated with the resource. Compliance violations occur when a resource does not adhere to established security and compliance policies or standards. These could include violations of industry regulations, internal company policies, or best practices for cloud security. The exclamation mark serves as a visual indicator to alert administrators or security teams to the presence of an issue that requires investigation and remediation to ensure the cloud environment's integrity and security.



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