How does Prisma Access enhance visibility and control over SaaS applications?

Question

Options

• AThrough SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM)
• BBy employing Content Delivery Network (CDN) capabilities
• CThrough centralized logging in Strata Logging Service
• DBy using AIOps for SASE

• A
  95% (61)
• B
  3% (2)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) is the correct answer because Prisma Access uses SSPM to give organizations deep visibility into SaaS application configurations, user activity, and security risks - enabling them to detect misconfigurations, enforce policies, and control access to sanctioned and unsanctioned SaaS apps from a single platform.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (CDN): CDN capabilities are about content delivery speed and caching, not security visibility or SaaS control - that's a network performance concept unrelated to Prisma Access's core security function.
• C (Strata Logging Service): While Strata Logging Service does provide centralized log aggregation for Palo Alto products, logging alone doesn't constitute visibility and control over SaaS applications - SSPM goes further by actively assessing posture and enforcing policy.
• D (AIOps for SASE): AIOps in the SASE context focuses on operational intelligence and troubleshooting network/security operations, not specifically on SaaS application governance.

Memory tip: Think SSPM = SaaS Sheriff - it patrols your SaaS environment, checking who's doing what and whether apps are configured safely. If the question mentions SaaS + visibility/control, SSPM is always the answer.

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