All Amazon Regional Database Service (RDS)-deployed resources and the regions in which they are deployed can be identified by prisma Cloud using which two methods? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AConfigure an Inventory report from the "Alerts" tab.
• BWrite an RQL query from the "Investigate" tab.
• COpen the Asset dashboard, filter on Amazon Web Services, and click "Amazon RDS" resources.
• DGenerate a compliance report from the Compliance dashboard.

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  89% (17)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

B (RQL via Investigate tab) and C (Asset dashboard) are correct because Prisma Cloud provides two native pathways to identify RDS resources: the Investigate tab lets you write Resource Query Language (RQL) queries to filter and enumerate cloud assets by service, region, and other attributes; and the Asset dashboard provides a visual inventory where you can filter by cloud provider (AWS) and drill into specific resource types like Amazon RDS to see deployment regions.

A is wrong because the Alerts tab is for viewing policy violations and security alerts, not for generating asset inventory reports - an "Inventory report" is not a feature found there.

D is wrong because the Compliance dashboard is used to assess policy adherence against frameworks (like CIS, NIST), not to explore or inventory specific resource types by region.

Memory tip: Think "Investigate → Interrogate with RQL" and "Asset dashboard → Actual inventory." Both B and C start with finding assets, while A and D are about alerts and compliance - a completely different workflow.

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