Where are custom data patterns applied to enforce data loss prevention rules?

In a data filtering profile attached to a security policy rule

When creating a custom URL category in the Palo Alto Networks firewall, which of the following can be used to define the sites included in the category?

Only predefined categories from the URL filtering database

Only exact fully qualified domain names (FQDNs)

URL patterns that may include wildcards

What is used to define a custom data pattern in the Palo Alto Networks firewall?

Regular expressions and data types

In which security profile are custom signatures typically enabled for detection?

Vulnerability Protection profile

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1.4 Create and Apply Custom Objects (e.g., URL Categories, Signatures, Data Patterns) NETWORK-SECURITY-ANALYST Practice Questions (Page 2)

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Where are custom data patterns applied to enforce data loss prevention rules?
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When creating a custom URL category in the Palo Alto Networks firewall, which of the following can be used to define the sites included in the category?
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What is used to define a custom data pattern in the Palo Alto Networks firewall?
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Which of the following is an example of a data type that can be used in a custom data pattern?
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In which security profile are custom signatures typically enabled for detection?
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