What is the primary purpose of integrating ZTNA with FortiSIEM?

To replace the need for a firewall in the network

To provide visibility into ZTNA access decisions and user behavior for security monitoring

To eliminate the need for user authentication for application access

To automatically block all non-ZTNA traffic without analyst intervention

A company is considering integrating ZTNA with FortiSIEM to improve their security posture. They have a mature SIEM deployment and want to ensure that the integration provides value beyond basic log collection. Which outcome should the company expect from a successful ZTNA integration?

Enhanced detection of anomalous access patterns through correlation of ZTNA events with other security data

Replacement of the existing firewall with ZTNA controls

Elimination of the need for security analysts to review alerts

Automatic blocking of all users who fail device posture checks

An organization wants to be alerted immediately when a user is denied access to a ZTNA-protected application due to a failed device posture check. The security team needs to create a rule in FortiSIEM to generate this alert. Which log attribute should the rule primarily filter on?

The destination port of the ZTNA service

The ZTNA access decision field, such as 'action=deny'

The source IP address of the user's device

During an incident investigation, an analyst needs to determine if a user's ZTNA access attempts correlate with a known malware signature detected on the user's endpoint. Which FortiSIEM investigation tool should the analyst use to combine these data sources?

The CMDB (Configuration Management Database)

The Analytics and Correlation engine

What is the primary purpose of creating rules in FortiSIEM for ZTNA events?

To generate alerts when specific ZTNA access patterns are detected

To automatically reconfigure FortiGate ZTNA policies

To store ZTNA logs in a separate database

To replace the need for manual log review

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