PSE-PRISMACLOUD · Question #102
Which statement is specific for Prisma Cloud when integrating into cloud environments?
The correct answer is D. No agents or proxies are required. Prisma Cloud is an agentless cloud security platform, meaning it integrates into cloud environments through APIs and native cloud provider mechanisms rather than requiring any installed agents or proxies on workloads - making D correct. Option A is wrong because AutoFocus is a…
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Which statement is specific for Prisma Cloud when integrating into cloud environments?
Options
- AAn AutoFocus license is included in Prisma Cloud.
- BFor multi-cloud environment licenses are required for the number of Prisma Cloud instances.
- CCan be natively integrated into Prisma Access.
- DNo agents or proxies are required.
How the community answered
(24 responses)- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
- D92% (22)
Explanation
Prisma Cloud is an agentless cloud security platform, meaning it integrates into cloud environments through APIs and native cloud provider mechanisms rather than requiring any installed agents or proxies on workloads - making D correct. Option A is wrong because AutoFocus is a Palo Alto Networks threat intelligence service sold separately, not bundled with Prisma Cloud. Option B is incorrect because Prisma Cloud licensing is typically based on workloads/resources (like VMs or containers), not the number of Prisma Cloud instances deployed across clouds. Option C confuses two distinct Palo Alto products - Prisma Access is a SASE/network security platform, while Prisma Cloud is a CNAPP (Cloud Native Application Protection Platform); they are separate offerings that do not natively integrate in the way described.
Memory tip: Think of Prisma Cloud as a "cloud-native spy" - it watches your cloud environment invisibly through APIs, with no footprint (no agents, no proxies) needed on your workloads.
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