PCNSE · Question #78
What are the three key components of a successful Three Tab Demo? (Select the three correct answers.)
The correct answer is A. Providing visibility into recently occurring threats and showing how to block those threats B. Showing how Palo Alto Networks' firewalls provide visibility into applications and control of those E. Showing which users are running which applications and provide a method for controlling. A successful 'Three Tab Demo' focuses on showcasing the NGFW's ability to provide visibility into and control over applications, user activity, and actively occurring threats.
Question
What are the three key components of a successful Three Tab Demo? (Select the three correct answers.)
Options
- AProviding visibility into recently occurring threats and showing how to block those threats
- BShowing how Palo Alto Networks' firewalls provide visibility into applications and control of those
- CPresenting the information in the Network and Device tabs
- DAfter setting match criteria in the Object tab showing how that data is presented in the logs
- EShowing which users are running which applications and provide a method for controlling
How the community answered
(52 responses)- A88% (46)
- C8% (4)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
A successful 'Three Tab Demo' focuses on showcasing the NGFW's ability to provide visibility into and control over applications, user activity, and actively occurring threats.
Demonstrating visibility into recent threats and showcasing the firewall's ability to block them is a critical component, emphasizing the protection aspect of the NGFW.
Showing how the firewall identifies applications (Application-ID) and provides granular control over them is a core differentiator and a key demonstration point.
The 'Three Tab Demo' refers to the conceptual pillars of App-ID, User-ID, and Threat Prevention, not literally presenting information from the Network and Device tabs of the GUI.
While demonstrating log analysis is useful, focusing on the Object tab and its data presentation in logs is too specific and does not represent one of the three broad pillars of the demo (Applications, Users, Threats).
Highlighting User-ID capabilities to reveal which users are running specific applications and how to enforce policies based on user identity is a fundamental aspect of Next-Generation Firewalls.
Concept tested: Palo Alto Networks 'Three Tab Demo' pillars
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