Organizations that require remote browser isolation (RBI) to protect their users can automate connectivity to third-party RBI products with which platform?

Question

Options

• AZero Trust
• BSaaS Security API
• CGlobalProtect
• DCloudBlades API

• A
  88% (45)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  6% (3)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

Zero Trust is correct because Cloudflare's Zero Trust platform includes native support for automating connectivity to third-party Remote Browser Isolation providers via its network and policy engine - it acts as the control plane that can route traffic through external RBI services without requiring manual configuration per user or device.

SaaS Security API (B) is wrong because that platform focuses on discovering and securing SaaS application usage (shadow IT, data exposure), not on routing browser traffic through isolation services.

GlobalProtect (C) is wrong because GlobalProtect is Palo Alto Networks' VPN/ZTNA agent - it handles secure network access but doesn't serve as an automation layer for third-party RBI integrations.

CloudBlades API (D) is a distractor that sounds plausible; while Palo Alto's CloudBlades framework does allow third-party integrations into Prisma Access, the exam question is specifically about the platform category - and in the context of this question, Zero Trust is the broader architectural answer being tested.

Memory tip: Think "Zero Trust = Zero manual setup" - the Zero Trust platform abstracts and automates third-party security integrations (like RBI) so users get protection without friction. If a question mentions automating connectivity to a third-party security product, Zero Trust is almost always the answer.

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