A firewall engineer at a company is researching the Device Telemetry feature of PAN-OS. Which two aspects of the feature require further action for the company to remain compliant with local laws…

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• ATelemetry feature is automatically enabled during PAN-OS installation.
• BTelemetry data is uploaded into Strata Logging Service.
• CTelemetry feature is using Traffic logs and packet captures to collect data.
• DTelemetry data is shared in real time with Palo Alto Networks.

• A
  8% (2)
• B
  12% (3)
• C
  80% (20)

Explanation

Telemetry feature is using Traffic logs and packet captures to collect data: The Device Telemetry feature may collect sensitive information such as traffic logs and packet captures, which could include personal or confidential data. For compliance with local laws, particularly privacy laws like GDPR, the company must ensure that sensitive data is properly handled, stored, and shared. If this data includes personally identifiable information (PII) or other sensitive information, there may be legal obligations for how that data is managed and stored. Telemetry data is shared in real time with Palo Alto Networks: Real-time sharing of telemetry data with Palo Alto Networks can raise privacy and compliance concerns, as it might involve sending sensitive data to external servers. Depending on the jurisdiction, there may be laws and regulations regarding how and where such data can be shared, especially if it's related to user activity or network behavior. The company needs to ensure that they comply with applicable privacy laws, including user consent and data protection requirements.

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