Which two use cases are appropriate for Prisma Access Browser? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• ASecuring contractors
• BSecuring east-west traffic
• CSecuring BYOD
• DSecuring private cloud data in transit

• A
  86% (30)
• B
  9% (3)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

Prisma Access Browser is purpose-built for securing access from unmanaged endpoints - devices that IT does not fully control. Contractors (A) and BYOD users (C) both fit this profile perfectly: they need access to corporate applications without requiring full MDM enrollment, and the browser provides an isolated, secure session layer on top of whatever device they're using.

Option B is wrong because east-west traffic (lateral movement between internal servers/services) is a data center or network firewall concern, addressed by products like Next-Gen Firewalls or Prisma Cloud - not a browser solution.

Option D is wrong because securing data in transit within a private cloud is a network/encryption problem (TLS inspection, micro-segmentation), not a browser-layer problem.

Memory tip: Think "Browser = Browsing without a managed device." Any time the use case involves someone who isn't using a corporate-issued, IT-managed machine - contractors, BYOD - Prisma Access Browser is the answer. If the question is about servers talking to servers or cloud-internal traffic, rule the browser out immediately.

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