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PSE-PRISMACLOUD · Question #42

Where can rules be configured and viewed to configure trusted images?

The correct answer is C. Defend > Compliance > Trusted Images. Option C (Defend > Compliance > Trusted Images) is correct because Trusted Images is a policy configuration feature - you're defining rules about which images are permitted to run. In security platforms like Prisma Cloud Compute, the Defend section is where you create and…

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Where can rules be configured and viewed to configure trusted images?

Options

  • AMonitor > Compliance > Trusted Images
  • BMonitor > Compliance > Images
  • CDefend > Compliance > Trusted Images
  • DDefend > Compliance > Images

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • C
    95% (38)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

Option C (Defend > Compliance > Trusted Images) is correct because Trusted Images is a policy configuration feature - you're defining rules about which images are permitted to run. In security platforms like Prisma Cloud Compute, the Defend section is where you create and manage protective rules and policies, making it the logical home for trusted image configuration.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A & B (Monitor > ...) - The Monitor section is for observing and reporting on runtime behavior and compliance status, not for configuring rules. You can't set policy there.
  • D (Defend > Compliance > Images) - The path is almost right, but the sub-menu is simply "Images," not "Trusted Images." The specific "Trusted Images" node is the correct destination, so this close-but-wrong option is a classic exam trap.

Memory tip: Think "Defend = Define rules, Monitor = Watch results." Since you're defining which images to trust, it belongs under Defend. The full path spells out exactly what you're doing: defending your environment by enforcing compliance for trusted images.

Topics

#trusted images#compliance#Prisma Cloud navigation#image policy

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