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Question #1
What is the key benefit of Palo Alto Networks Single Pass Parallel Processing design?
  1. A
    There are no benefits other than slight performance upgrades
  2. B
    It allows Palo Alto Networks to add new functions to existing hardware
  3. C
    Only one processor is needed to complete all the functions within the box
  4. D
    It allows Palo Alto Networks to add new devices to existing hardware

Correct Answer:
C
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The correct understanding here pertains to how the Single Pass Parallel Processing architecture operates. Despite the given answer suggesting that only one processor is required, this isn't accurate. The architecture indeed utilizes multiple processors, each dedicated to different functions to efficiently and simultaneously process data. This setup doesn't confine all functionalities to a single processor but leverages multiple processors to handle various tasks concurrently, enhancing overall processing efficiency and speed. It's essential to correct this misconception for a clearer insight into the design's capabilities.

Question #2
Which security profile on the NGFW includes signatures to protect you from brute force attacks?
  1. A
    Zone Protection Profile
  2. B
    URL Filtering Profile
  3. C
    Vulnerability Protection Profile
  4. D
    Anti-Spyware Profile

Correct Answer:
C
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The correct choice here is the Vulnerability Protection Profile. This profile specifically handles threats by using signatures that can identify various attack vectors, including brute force attacks. It's designed to prevent exploitation of known vulnerabilities within network traffic, making it your go-to for this kind of protection.

Question #3
The need for a file proxy solution, virus and spyware scanner, a vulnerability scanner, and HTTP decoder for URL filtering is handled by which component in the
NGFW?
  1. A
    First Packet Processor
  2. B
    Stream-based Signature Engine
  3. C
    SIA (Scan It All) Processing Engine
  4. D
    Security Processing Engine

Correct Answer:
B
Reference:
https://media.paloaltonetworks.com/documents/Single_Pass_Parallel_Processing_Architecture.pdfn
(page 6)

Question #4
A customer is looking for an analytics tool that uses the logs on the firewall to detect actionable events on the network. They require something to automatically process a series of related threat events that, when combined, indicate a likely compromised host on their network or some other higher level conclusion. They need to pinpoint the area of risk, such as compromised hosts on the network, allows you to assess the risk and take action to prevent exploitation of network resources.
Which feature of PAN-OS can you talk about to address their requirement to optimize their business outcomes?
  1. A
    The Automated Correlation Engine
  2. B
    Cortex XDR and Cortex Data Lake
  3. C
    WildFire with API calls for automation
  4. D
    3rd Party SIEM which can ingest NGFW logs and perform event correlation

Correct Answer:
A
Reference:
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/8-1/pan-os-admin/monitoring/use-the-automated-correlation-engine.html

Question #5
Which two email links, contained in SMTP and POP3, can be submitted from WildFire analysis with a WildFire subscription? (Choose two.)
  1. A
    FTP
  2. B
    HTTPS
  3. C
    RTP
  4. D
    HTTP

Correct Answer:
BD
chatbot-img GPT-4o - Answer
HTTPS and HTTP links can indeed be submitted for WildFire analysis. WildFire analyzes links found within SMTP and POP3 emails, focused notably on these protocols because they are common in web browsing and capable of delivering malicious payloads through typical user interactions. This makes them crucial in identifying potential threats in email traffic.

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