Which product is an add-on to Prisma Access?

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Options

• ADNS Security
• BSandboxing
• CCASB
• DSSL Decryption

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  5% (1)
• C
  86% (19)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker) is an add-on to Prisma Access because it requires a separate license beyond the base Prisma Access subscription - it extends the platform's capabilities to monitor and control cloud application usage, rather than being bundled in natively.

DNS Security is wrong because it is a natively integrated, core feature of Prisma Access, included within the standard subscription to provide real-time threat protection at the DNS layer. Sandboxing (via WildFire) is also wrong - it is built into Prisma Access as a core inline threat prevention capability, not an optional add-on. SSL Decryption is wrong because it is a fundamental inspection capability of the Prisma Access architecture, available without any additional licensing.

Memory tip: Think "CASB = add-on" because cloud app visibility and control is a specialized use case that organizations opt into separately, whereas DNS protection, sandboxing, and SSL inspection are all essential security functions Palo Alto bundles into the base platform to ensure every deployment is protected by default.

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