PSE-STRATA-PRO-24 · Question #4
A current NGFW customer has asked a systems engineer (SE) for a way to prove to their internal management team that its NGFW follows Zero Trust principles. Which action should the SE take?
The correct answer is B. Help the customer build reports that align to their Zero Trust plan in the "Monitor > Manage. To demonstrate compliance with Zero Trust principles, a systems engineer can leverage the rich reporting and logging capabilities of Palo Alto Networks firewalls. The focus should be on creating reports that align with the customer's Zero Trust strategy, providing detailed…
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A current NGFW customer has asked a systems engineer (SE) for a way to prove to their internal management team that its NGFW follows Zero Trust principles. Which action should the SE take?
Options
- AUse the "Monitor > PDF Reports" node to schedule a weekly email of the Zero Trust report to the
- BHelp the customer build reports that align to their Zero Trust plan in the "Monitor > Manage
- CUse a third-party tool to pull the NGFW Zero Trust logs, and create a report that meets the
- DUse the "ACC" tab to help the customer build dashboards that highlight the historical tracking of
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A6% (2)
- B75% (24)
- C3% (1)
- D16% (5)
Explanation
To demonstrate compliance with Zero Trust principles, a systems engineer can leverage the rich reporting and logging capabilities of Palo Alto Networks firewalls. The focus should be on creating reports that align with the customer's Zero Trust strategy, providing detailed insights into policy enforcement, user activity, and application usage. Option B (Correct): Custom reports in the "Monitor > Manage Custom Reports" tab allow the customer to build tailored reports that align with their Zero Trust plan. These reports can include granular details such as application usage, user activity, policy enforcement logs, and segmentation compliance. This approach ensures the customer can present evidence directly related to their Zero Trust implementation.
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