PSE-STRATADC · Question #42
How are workloads protected in Prisma Cloud Enterprise and Prisma Cloud Compute''
The correct answer is A. Prisma Cloud enterprise and Prisma Cloud Computes provides identical workload capabilities. Option A is correct because Prisma Cloud Compute is embedded directly within Prisma Cloud Enterprise - the Compute console is accessible from within the Enterprise platform, meaning both editions share the same underlying workload protection engine and capabilities (agent-based…
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How are workloads protected in Prisma Cloud Enterprise and Prisma Cloud Compute''
Options
- APrisma Cloud enterprise and Prisma Cloud Computes provides identical workload capabilities.
- BPrisma Cloud Enterprise provides workload protection through integration with the NGFW.
- CPrisma Cloud Compute offers agentless protection for all workload types.
- DPrisma Cloud Enterprise does not offer workload protection because it is a SaaS based
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A92% (24)
- C4% (1)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Option A is correct because Prisma Cloud Compute is embedded directly within Prisma Cloud Enterprise - the Compute console is accessible from within the Enterprise platform, meaning both editions share the same underlying workload protection engine and capabilities (agent-based Defenders, vulnerability management, runtime protection, etc.).
Option B is wrong because Prisma Cloud Enterprise does not rely on NGFW integration for workload protection; that conflates it with Palo Alto Networks' separate firewall products.
Option C is wrong because Prisma Cloud Compute primarily uses agent-based Defenders for workload protection - while agentless scanning exists, it does not cover all workload types, making "agentless for all" inaccurate.
Option D is wrong because being SaaS-based does not prevent workload protection; Prisma Cloud Enterprise absolutely provides workload protection through its integrated Compute module.
Memory tip: Think "Enterprise = Compute included." Prisma Cloud Compute isn't a separate product competing with Enterprise - it's baked in, so their workload capabilities are one and the same.
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