PSE-SASE · Question #61
Which two services are provided by Prisma Access Insights? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. summary overview screen of the health and performance of an organization's entire Prisma D. multiple dashboards for focused views of different deployments, the corresponding alerts, and the. Prisma Access Insights is a cloud-delivered monitoring and analytics platform designed specifically to give visibility into the health, performance, and security posture of a Prisma Access deployment. A is correct because Insights provides a high-level summary dashboard showing…
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Which two services are provided by Prisma Access Insights? (Choose two.)
Options
- Asummary overview screen of the health and performance of an organization's entire Prisma
- Bconfiguration of the on-premises firewall located behind the service-connection termination
- Cdetection of hard-to-find security issues via AI-based innovations to normalize, analyze, and stitch
- Dmultiple dashboards for focused views of different deployments, the corresponding alerts, and the
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A91% (30)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
Prisma Access Insights is a cloud-delivered monitoring and analytics platform designed specifically to give visibility into the health, performance, and security posture of a Prisma Access deployment.
A is correct because Insights provides a high-level summary dashboard showing the overall health and performance of the organization's entire Prisma Access environment - this is one of its core functions.
D is correct because Insights also offers multiple focused dashboards that break down specific deployment types (mobile users, remote networks, service connections), along with corresponding alerts - giving operators granular visibility where they need it.
B is wrong because Prisma Access Insights is a monitoring/analytics tool, not a configuration tool. Configuring on-premises firewalls behind service connections is done through Panorama or the Prisma Access management interface, not Insights.
C is a distractor - while Prisma Access does leverage AI-based analytics, the specific phrasing (normalize, analyze, stitch) more closely describes capabilities of Cortex XDR or Cortex Data Lake, not Insights. Insights focuses on operational health and performance visibility, not threat detection.
Memory tip: Think of Insights as an executive + operations dashboard - one screen for the big picture (A), and many screens for the details (D). If a choice sounds like active configuration or threat hunting, it belongs to a different product.
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