Which of the following is a typical capability of a CNAPP tool that should be assessed during the evaluation?

Data loss prevention for endpoints

A company currently uses a CNAPP tool that only supports AWS. They are expanding to Azure and want to use Cortex Cloud for unified protection. The security team wants to minimize disruption during the transition. What should they do?

Migrate all AWS workloads to Azure to simplify the CNAPP transition.

Immediately remove the existing CNAPP tool and deploy Cortex Cloud for all workloads.

Use Cortex Cloud only for Azure workloads and keep the existing tool for AWS indefinitely.

Run Cortex Cloud in parallel with the existing CNAPP tool for AWS workloads during a transition period.

What is the purpose of a migration readiness assessment for Cortex Cloud?

To select the cloud provider for the migration

To design the new network topology for Cortex Cloud

To calculate the exact cost of migration

To determine if the current infrastructure and workloads can be migrated successfully

During the initial assessment for Cortex Cloud deployment, what is the primary purpose of evaluating the existing multicloud footprint?

To determine the number of virtual machines that will be migrated to Cortex Cloud

To identify the cloud providers, regions, and network topology in use across the environment

To evaluate the security posture of each cloud provider's native tools

To calculate the total cost of ownership for Cortex Cloud

A company is preparing to deploy Cortex Cloud. They have discovered that some of their workloads are running on deprecated operating systems that are not supported by Cortex Cloud. What should they do?

Deploy Cortex Cloud anyway and exclude the unsupported workloads from monitoring.

Plan to upgrade or replace the unsupported workloads as part of the migration readiness assessment.

Assume that Cortex Cloud will support the deprecated OS in a future update.

Migrate only the supported workloads and ignore the unsupported ones.

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Which of the following is a typical capability of a CNAPP tool that should be assessed during the evaluation?
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A company currently uses a CNAPP tool that only supports AWS. They are expanding to Azure and want to use Cortex Cloud for unified protection. The security team wants to minimize disruption during the transition. What should they do?
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What is the purpose of a migration readiness assessment for Cortex Cloud?
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During the initial assessment for Cortex Cloud deployment, what is the primary purpose of evaluating the existing multicloud footprint?
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5application · medium
A company is preparing to deploy Cortex Cloud. They have discovered that some of their workloads are running on deprecated operating systems that are not supported by Cortex Cloud. What should they do?
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