What are two business value benefits of Prisma Access SASE? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AComprehensive protections converged into a single unified product with single-pane-of-glass
• BTrue cloud-native architecture built to secure today's digital enterprises at cloud scale
• CUnblocking websites easily, hiding IP addresses, improving web browsing performance
• DPacket filtering, network and port address translations, stateful inspections, and superior support of

• A
  96% (24)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Options A and B are correct because they describe genuine business value propositions of Prisma Access SASE from Palo Alto Networks. A highlights operational efficiency - consolidating security capabilities (ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, etc.) into one unified product reduces complexity and lowers total cost of ownership through a single management interface. B reflects architectural value - being truly cloud-native means it scales elastically with the enterprise, avoids legacy appliance limitations, and delivers consistent security globally without hardware refresh cycles.

C is wrong because those are descriptions of a VPN or proxy service, not SASE business value - and "hiding IP addresses" has no place in an enterprise security value statement.

D is wrong because packet filtering, NAT, and stateful inspection are features of a traditional perimeter firewall, not differentiating business benefits of a modern SASE architecture.

Memory tip: Think "SASE = Simplify + Scale." A = Simplify (one product, one pane of glass), B = Scale (cloud-native, built for today's digital enterprise). The wrong answers describe older-generation point solutions (VPN for C, legacy firewall for D), which is exactly what SASE is designed to replace.

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