Which two resources provide operational insight within the Prisma Cloud Asset Inventory? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• ACortex Data Lake
• BCloud Storage buckets
• CPrisma Access Gateways
• DCompute Engine instance

• A
  90% (26)
• C
  7% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Cortex Data Lake (A) serves as Palo Alto Networks' centralized telemetry and log aggregation platform, feeding security and operational data directly into Prisma Cloud's Asset Inventory to surface actionable insights. Cloud Storage buckets (B) are cloud-native storage resources that the Asset Inventory actively monitors for configuration, access policies, and data exposure risks - making them key contributors to operational visibility.

Prisma Access Gateways (C) are SASE network security components focused on secure remote access, not cloud asset discovery or inventory-level operational insight. Compute Engine instances (D) are compute assets tracked by the inventory but are not classified as insight providers in this context - they're subjects of monitoring, not sources of it.

Memory tip: Think "data in, data stored" - Cortex Data Lake ingests operational data, and Cloud Storage buckets hold it. Both are data-layer resources that feed insight, while the distractors are infrastructure components (network gateway, compute VM) that are observed, not observing.

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