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PSE-SASE · Question #86

Which Prisma Access component ensures consistent security policy enforcement across all users?

The correct answer is C. User-ID. User-ID is correct because it identifies which user is behind each network connection, allowing Prisma Access to apply the same security policies to a specific user regardless of where they connect from - office, home, or mobile. Without User-ID, policies would apply…

Prisma Access Deployment and Configuration

Question

Which Prisma Access component ensures consistent security policy enforcement across all users?

Options

  • ACloud Management
  • BSSL Decryption
  • CUser-ID
  • DData Loss Prevention

How the community answered

(31 responses)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    94% (29)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

User-ID is correct because it identifies which user is behind each network connection, allowing Prisma Access to apply the same security policies to a specific user regardless of where they connect from - office, home, or mobile. Without User-ID, policies would apply inconsistently based on IP address, which changes across locations.

  • A (Cloud Management) is the administrative control plane for configuring Prisma Access - it manages policies but doesn't enforce them across users.
  • B (SSL Decryption) inspects encrypted traffic but is a visibility feature, not the mechanism that ties policy to a specific user identity.
  • D (Data Loss Prevention) is a content inspection feature that prevents sensitive data exfiltration - it enforces data policy, not user-consistent policy.

Memory tip: Think of User-ID as a "name tag" - no matter where a user shows up on the network, Prisma Access recognizes them and applies the same rules, ensuring consistent per-user policy enforcement everywhere.

Topics

#User-ID#policy enforcement#identity#Prisma Access

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