
Palo Alto NetworksCertified Network Security Professional
Domain 5Objective 3
5.3 Explain the Function of Data Encryption, Access Control, and Monitoring and Logging in the Configuration and Maintenance of Enterprise DLP and Enterprise SaaS Security NETWORK-SECURITY-PROFESSIONAL Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Infrastructure Management and CDSS domain, which accounts for 17% of the NETWORK-SECURITY-PROFESSIONAL exam.
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Which scenario best illustrates how data encryption helps prevent data loss in an Enterprise DLP deployment?
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A financial firm is deploying Enterprise DLP to protect sensitive financial documents. They want to ensure that only senior analysts can access files containing 'confidential' labels, and that any access attempts are logged for audit. Which combination of controls should they implement?
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A security analyst needs to detect unusual user behavior in a SaaS application, such as a user downloading a large volume of data outside business hours. Which monitoring and logging approach would best support this detection?
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A company uses Enterprise SaaS Security to protect data in a cloud-based collaboration tool. They want to ensure that data is encrypted at rest with keys managed by the company, and that only authorized users can access the data. Which configuration should they implement?
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A company uses Enterprise SaaS Security to manage access to a cloud-based file-sharing service. They want to enforce that only users in the 'Finance' group can access files in the 'Budget' folder, and that any unauthorized access attempts are logged. Which configuration should they implement?
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