Which product leverages GlobalProtect agents for endpoint visibility and native Prisma SD-WAN integration for remote sites and branches?

Question

Options

• ACloud-Delivered Security Services (CDSS)
• BWildFire
• CCloudBlades:
• DAutonomous Digital Experience Management (ADEM)

• A
  86% (44)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  8% (4)

Explanation

Cloud-Delivered Security Services (CDSS) is Palo Alto's SASE security layer that spans the full enterprise edge - it uses GlobalProtect agents as the on-ramp for endpoint/mobile user visibility, and natively integrates with Prisma SD-WAN to extend consistent security policy enforcement to remote sites and branches, making it the product that bridges both delivery mechanisms.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B. WildFire is a cloud-based malware analysis sandbox focused on threat intelligence - it doesn't define itself by GlobalProtect or SD-WAN integration.
• C. CloudBlades are API-based extension integrations for Prisma SD-WAN (think third-party service plug-ins), not a product that leverages GlobalProtect agents.
• D. ADEM (Autonomous Digital Experience Management) is a monitoring/telemetry product for measuring user experience quality across the network - while it uses data from GlobalProtect and SD-WAN as sources, it's about observability, not security service delivery.

Memory tip: Think of CDSS as the "security everywhere" layer - GlobalProtect covers the people (endpoints), Prisma SD-WAN covers the places (branches). CDSS is the product that rides both rails to deliver consistent cloud security across the full SASE architecture.

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