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How can you modify a range of dates default policy in Prisma Public Cloud?

The correct answer is B. Clone the existing policy and change the value. Cloning the existing policy (B) is correct because default policies in Prisma Public Cloud are read-only and cannot be edited directly - cloning creates an editable copy where you can adjust parameters like the date range, then save and enable the cloned version as your active…

Prisma Cloud Policy Management

Question

How can you modify a range of dates default policy in Prisma Public Cloud?

Options

  • AOverride the value and commit the configuration.
  • BClone the existing policy and change the value.
  • CManually create the RQL statement.
  • DClick the Gear icon next to the policy name to open the Edit Policy dialog

How the community answered

(18 responses)
  • B
    94% (17)
  • C
    6% (1)

Explanation

Cloning the existing policy (B) is correct because default policies in Prisma Public Cloud are read-only and cannot be edited directly - cloning creates an editable copy where you can adjust parameters like the date range, then save and enable the cloned version as your active policy.

  • A is wrong because there is no "override and commit" mechanism for default policies; you cannot write over them directly.
  • C is wrong because manually writing an RQL statement creates a new custom policy from scratch rather than modifying an existing default policy's date range setting.
  • D is wrong because clicking a gear/edit icon applies to custom policies you've already created - default (out-of-box) policies don't expose an editable dialog.

Memory tip: Think "clone before you own" - in Prisma, default policies are protected templates. You must clone them to gain ownership and make changes.

Topics

#Prisma Cloud policies#policy management#clone policy#default policy

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