Which two features or solutions best enable a secure method for connecting users to an organization's private applications? (Choose two.)

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Options

• AService connection
• BRemote network
• CZTNA Connector
• DPrisma SD-WAN

• A
  91% (21)
• B
  4% (1)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Service Connection (A) links Prisma Access to an organization's private applications hosted in data centers or cloud environments, forming the tunnel that users ultimately reach through. ZTNA Connector (C) is purpose-built for Zero Trust Network Access - it allows secure, identity-verified access to specific private applications without exposing the app to the internet or granting broad network access, making these two work together as a complete user-to-app secure access solution.

Remote Network (B) is a distractor because it's designed for connecting branch offices or remote sites to Prisma Access (site-to-site), not for connecting individual users to private apps. Prisma SD-WAN (D) is for wide-area network optimization and branch connectivity, focused on routing and traffic management rather than securing user-to-application access.

Memory tip: Think of it as a pipe and a gatekeeper - the Service Connection is the pipe into your private apps, and the ZTNA Connector is the zero-trust gatekeeper that decides who gets through. Remote Network and SD-WAN are both about sites, not users-to-apps.

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