Paloalto Networks PSE-SASE Palo Alto Networks System Engineer Professional - SASE Exam Exam Practice Test

Administrator can allocate up to 120% of the total bandwidth purchased for aggregate locations to support traffic peaks.

Administrator must assign a minimum of 50 MB to any compute location that will support remote networks.

Administrator is not required to allocate all purchased bandwidth to compute locations for the configuration to be valid.

Bandwidth that is allocated to a compute location is statically and evenly distributed across remote networks in that location.

unknown-tcp

private

web-browsing

custom

It applies configuration changes and provides credential management, role-based controls, and a playbook repository.

It provides customized forms to collect and validate necessary parameters from the requester.

It natively ingests, normalizes, and integrates granular data across the security infrastructure at nearly half the cost of legacy security products attempting to solve the problem.

It provides IT teams with single-pane visibility that leverages endpoint, simulated, and real-time user traffic data to provide the most complete picture of user traffic flows possible.

Zero Trust

SaaS Security API

GlobalProtect

CloudBlades API

VPNs remain connected, reducing user risk exposure.

Security policies for making internet access safer are enforced.

Access to inappropriate websites or content is blocked based on acceptable use policies.

An encrypted challenge-response mechanism obtains user credentials from the browser.

remote browser isolation

secure web gateway (SWG)

network sandbox

DNS Security

Step 4: Create the Zero Trust Policy

Step 3: Architect a Zero Trust Network

Step 1: Define the Protect Surface

Step 5: Monitor and Maintain the Network

It enables definition of the privileges and responsibilities of administrative users in a network.

It allows configuration to forward logs to external logging destinations, such as syslog servers.

It steers traffic and defines networking and security policies from an application-centric perspective, rather than a packet-based approach.

It provides the ability to push common configurations, configuration updates, and software upgrades to all or a subset of the managed appliances.

Identity Access Management (IAM) methods

Firewall as a Service (FWaaS)

Instant-On Network (ION) devices

Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB)