Palo Alto Networks Security Operations Fundamentals Quiz #4 Answers

Palo Alto Networks Security Operations Fundamentals Quiz #4 Answers


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Palo Alto Networks Security Operations Fundamentals Quiz #4 Answers


Question 1)
Which Cortex XDR WIldfire analysis technique detonates previously unknown submissions in a custom- built, evasion-resistant virtual environment to determine real-world effects and behavior?

  • Static
  • Dynamic
  • Virtual
  • Bare-Metal

Question 2)
Which Cortex XDR component is designed to minimize the operational challenges associated with protecting your endpoints?

  • Endpoint Agent
  • Data Lake
  • Malware Prevention
  • Management Console

Question 3)
Which remediation endpoint action disables all network access on compromised endpoints except for traffic to the Cortex XDR management console, preventing these endpoints from communicating with and potentially infecting other endpoints?

  • Block Executions
  • Quarantine Files
  • Terminate Processes
  • Isolate Endpoints

Question 4)
Before a file runs, the Cortex XDR agent queries WildFire with the hash of any Windows, macOS, or Linux executable file, as well as any dynamic link library – DLL – or Office macro, to assess its standing within the global threat community. WildFire returns a near-instantaneous verdict on whether a file is malicious or benign.

  • True
  • False

Question 5)
In addition to third-party feeds, Cortex XDR uses the intelligence obtained from tens of thousands of subscribers to the Palo Alto Networks WildFire malware prevention service to continuously aggregate threat data and maintain the collective immunity of all users across endpoints, networks, and cloud applications.

  • True
  • False

Question 6)
The Cortex XDR agent uses multiple methods – such as local analysis, WildFire inspection and analysis, Gatekeeper enhancements, trusted publisher identification, and administrator override policies – to block malware on macOS systems.

  • True
  • False




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