PSE-SASE Practice Test

PSE-SASE Practice Test practice questions, page 3 of 5, with answer review and explanations.

Question 11

In the aggregate model, how are bandwidth allocations and interface tags applied beginning in Prisma Access 1.8?

  1. License bandwidth is allocated to a CloudGenix controller; interface tags are set with a compute region.
  2. License bandwidth is allocated to a compute region; interface tags are set with a CloudGenix controller.
  3. License bandwidth is allocated to a compute region; interface tags are set with a Prisma Access location.
  4. License bandwidth is allocated to a Prisma Access location; interface tags are set with a compute region.

Question 12

Which three decryption methods are available in a security processing node (SPN)? (Choose three.)

  1. SSL Outbound Proxy
  2. SSHv2 Proxy
  3. SSL Forward Proxy
  4. SSL Inbound Inspection
  5. SSH Inbound Inspection

Question 13

Which App Response Time metric measures the amount of time it takes to transfer incoming data from an external server to a local client?

  1. UDP Response Time (UDP-TRT)
  2. Server Response Time (SRT)
  3. Network Transfer Time (NTTn)
  4. Round Trip Time (RTT)

Question 14

Which two prerequisites must an environment meet to onboard Prisma Access mobile users? (Choose two.)

  1. Zoning must be configured to require a user ID for the mobile users trust zone.
  2. Mapping of trust and untrust zones must be configured.
  3. BGP must be configured so that service connection networks can be advertised to the mobile gateways.
  4. Mobile user subnet and DNS portal name must be configured.

Question 15

How does SaaS Security Inline help prevent the data security risks of unsanctioned security-as-a-service (SaaS) application usage on a network?

  1. It provides mobility solutions and/or large-scale virtual private network (VPN) capabilities.
  2. It offers risk scoring, analytics, reporting, and Security policy rule authoring.
  3. It provides built-in external dynamic lists (EDLs) that secure the network against malicious hosts.
  4. It prevents credential theft by controlling sites to which users can submit their corporate credentials.