How does the Palo Alto Networks secure access service edge (SASE) solution enable Zero Trust in a customer environment?

Question

Options

• AIt stops attacks that use DNS for command and control or data theft.
• BIt feeds threat intelligence into an automation engine for rapid and consistent protections.
• CIt classifies sites based on content, features, and safety.
• DIt continuously validates every stage of a digital interaction.

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  3% (2)
• D
  93% (54)

Explanation

Zero Trust is fundamentally a "never trust, always verify" model, and Palo Alto's SASE solution embodies this by continuously validating every stage of a digital interaction - checking identity, device posture, application behavior, and data at each step, not just at login. Option A describes DNS Security (part of the threat prevention stack, not a Zero Trust validation mechanism). Option B describes automated threat intelligence response, which is a security automation capability, not Zero Trust policy enforcement. Option C describes URL filtering/categorization, a web security feature unrelated to continuous validation of user interactions.

Memory tip: Think of Zero Trust as a relentless bouncer who checks your ID not just at the door, but at every room you enter - that's "continuous validation at every stage," making D the only choice that captures what Zero Trust is rather than what it does to threats.

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