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

The correct answer is B. image name D. image labels. In Prisma Cloud Compute, CI (Continuous Integration) policies for image scanning can be scoped using: (B) image name - allowing you to target policies at specific images or image name patterns (e.g., using wildcards); and (D) image labels - Docker image labels (key-value metadata

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Acontainer name
Bimage name
Chostname
Dimage labels

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In Prisma Cloud Compute, CI (Continuous Integration) policies for image scanning can be scoped using: (B) image name - allowing you to target policies at specific images or image name patterns (e.g., using wildcards); and (D) image labels - Docker image labels (key-value metadata embedded in the image) can be used to apply policies selectively to images carrying specific labels. This enables flexible, label-driven policy targeting across diverse image sets. Option A (container name) applies to running containers, not to CI scanning of images before deployment. Option C (hostname) is relevant to host-based or container runtime policies, not to CI image scanning scoping.

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