Which three filter columns are available when setting up an Application Filter? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is B. Category C. Risk E. Subcategory. Application Filters in Palo Alto Networks allow dynamic grouping of applications based on shared attributes. The available filter columns are: Category (B, e.g., collaboration, networking), Subcategory (E, e.g., email, file-sharing), Technology (e.g., client-server…

Submitted by fernanda_arg· Apr 18, 2026Managing Objects

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AParent App
BCategory
CRisk
DStandard Ports
ESubcategory

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B
96% (26)
D
4% (1)

Explanation

Application Filters in Palo Alto Networks allow dynamic grouping of applications based on shared attributes. The available filter columns are: Category (B, e.g., collaboration, networking), Subcategory (E, e.g., email, file-sharing), Technology (e.g., client-server, browser-based), Risk (C, rated 1–5), and Characteristic (e.g., transfers files, tunnels other apps). 'Parent App' (A) is an application attribute visible in App-ID details but is not a filter column in Application Filters. 'Standard Ports' (D) is an application property but is not one of the available Application Filter columns.

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#Application Filter#App-ID#Security Policy Objects

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