PAS-OS 7.0 introduced an automated correlation engine that analyzes log patterns and generates correlation events visible in the new Application Command Center (ACC). Which license must the firewall…

The automated correlation engine in PAN-OS 7.0, which analyzes log patterns and generates correlation events, relies on the threat intelligence provided by the Threat Prevention subscription. This license enables the firewall to identify and correlate various threats, including malware, spyware, and vulnerabilities, which are essential for generating meaningful correlation objectives in the ACC.

"Application Center" is not a specific license required for correlation objectives; the Application Command Center (ACC) is a reporting interface.

GlobalProtect is a license for secure remote access VPNs and is unrelated to threat correlation objectives within the ACC.

URL Filtering is a separate license that controls access to web categories and specific URLs, but it is not the primary license for the broader threat correlation engine.