Palo Alto NetworksCertified Network Security Professional
Domain 3Objective 2
3.2 Explain the Functionality of Cloud-Delivered Security Services (CDSS) Components NETWORK-SECURITY-PROFESSIONAL Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Platform Solutions, Services, and Tools domain, which accounts for 30% of the NETWORK-SECURITY-PROFESSIONAL exam.
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Which CDSS component is designed to monitor and protect sensitive data across networks, endpoints, and cloud applications?
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A hospital network has a mix of IoT medical devices (infusion pumps, patient monitors) and staff using sanctioned cloud-based EHR and email. The security team needs to identify and profile every IoT device, enforce security policies on them, and also gain visibility into sanctioned SaaS usage. Which CDSS component set should they deploy to meet these requirements?
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A healthcare provider has a remote workforce that accesses patient records via VPN. They need to ensure that remote users are protected from advanced threats, but also need to comply with data privacy regulations that require monitoring of sensitive data access. They want to minimize the impact on user productivity. Which CDSS solution best balances these requirements?
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What type of data does Enterprise DLP primarily focus on protecting?
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A technology company frequently encounters zero-day malware and polymorphic threats that evade traditional signature-based detection. They need a solution that automatically analyzes suspicious files in a sandbox and also provides real-time protection against unknown threats on the network. Which CDSS components should they enable?
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