
Palo Alto NetworksCertified Network Security Architect
Domain 7Objective 1
7.1 Differentiate Between SaaS Security Inline and SaaS API Security NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 4)
Part of the Data Security domain, which accounts for 7% of the NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT exam.
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A company needs to prevent sensitive data from being shared externally via sanctioned SaaS apps. They also want to detect if sensitive data has already been shared externally. Which combination of solutions should they implement?
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A company has a mix of managed and unmanaged devices. Users access Salesforce from both corporate laptops and personal phones. The security team needs to detect and remediate sensitive data that is already stored in Salesforce, regardless of how it got there. Which solution should they choose?
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A security architect is designing a SaaS security solution. The company has a strict compliance requirement to continuously audit configuration changes in Microsoft 365 and Salesforce. They also need to detect and quarantine malware in files stored in these apps. The budget is limited, so they must choose a single solution that covers both requirements. Which solution should they choose?
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A security architect is evaluating tools to reduce risk in their SaaS environment. They need to continuously monitor for misconfigurations, such as overly permissive sharing settings, and also detect sensitive data at rest. Which combination of capabilities should they deploy?
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