PSE Strata Practice Test

PSE Strata Practice Test practice questions, page 5 of 6, with answer review and explanations.

Question 21

Which three features are used to prevent abuse of stolen credentials? (Choose three.)

  1. multi-factor authentication
  2. URL Filtering Profiles
  3. WildFire Profiles
  4. Prisma Access
  5. SSL decryption rules

Question 22

A customer has business-critical applications that rely on the general web-browsing application. Which security profile can help prevent drive-by-downloads while still allowing web-browsing traffic?

  1. File Blocking Profile
  2. DoS Protection Profile
  3. URL Filtering Profile
  4. Vulnerability Protection Profile

Question 23

Which three settings must be configured to enable Credential Phishing Prevention? (Choose three.)

  1. validate credential submission detection
  2. enable User-ID
  3. define an SSL decryption rulebase
  4. define URL Filtering Profile
  5. Enable App-ID

Question 24

A customer with a legacy firewall architecture is focused on port and protocol level security, and has heard that next generation firewalls open all ports by default. What is the appropriate rebuttal that positions the value of a NGFW over a legacy firewall?

  1. Palo Alto Networks does not consider port information, instead relying on App-ID signatures that do not reference ports
  2. Default policies block all interzone traffic. Palo Alto Networks empowers you to control applications by default ports or a configurable list of approved ports on a per-policy basis
  3. Palo Alto Networks keep ports closed by default, only opening ports after understanding the application request, and then opening only the application- specified ports
  4. Palo Alto Networks NGFW protects all applications on all ports while leaving all ports opened by default

Question 25

Which four actions can be configured in an Anti-Spyware profile to address command-and-control traffic from compromised hosts? (Choose four.)

  1. Reset
  2. Quarantine
  3. Drop
  4. Allow
  5. Redirect
  6. Alert