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PSE-SASE · Question #98

Which component of Prisma SD-WAN helps in real-time monitoring of network traffic?

The correct answer is D. AIOps for SASE. AIOps for SASE (D) provides real-time monitoring of network traffic within Prisma SD-WAN by leveraging AI and machine learning to analyze traffic patterns, detect anomalies, and offer proactive insights - making it the purpose-built observability component in the Palo Alto SASE…

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Question

Which component of Prisma SD-WAN helps in real-time monitoring of network traffic?

Options

  • ACloudBlades
  • BApp-ID
  • CAdvanced Threat Prevention
  • DAIOps for SASE

How the community answered

(37 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    5% (2)
  • D
    89% (33)

Explanation

AIOps for SASE (D) provides real-time monitoring of network traffic within Prisma SD-WAN by leveraging AI and machine learning to analyze traffic patterns, detect anomalies, and offer proactive insights - making it the purpose-built observability component in the Palo Alto SASE stack.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A. CloudBlades is an integration framework that extends SD-WAN functionality through third-party app integrations - it's about extensibility, not traffic monitoring.
  • B. App-ID is a Palo Alto firewall technology that identifies applications traversing the network; while it classifies traffic, it's not the real-time monitoring engine in SD-WAN.
  • C. Advanced Threat Prevention is a security service focused on blocking exploits and malware, not providing network traffic visibility or monitoring dashboards.

Memory tip: Think of AIOps as the "eyes" of the network - the AI-driven operations layer that watches traffic in real time. If the question involves monitoring, visibility, or analytics in a SASE/SD-WAN context, AIOps is almost always the answer.

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#AIOps#real-time monitoring#SD-WAN#network visibility

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