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Palo Alto Networks Network Security Analyst Sample Questions:

1. A company is implementing a new BYOD policy and needs to ensure that mobile devices accessing internal resources are protected from known and unknown malware. They have deployed a Palo Alto Networks firewall with WildFire subscriptions. Which configuration steps are essential to leverage WildFire for comprehensive malware analysis and prevention specifically for BYOD traffic, assuming a security policy rule already exists for BYOD access?

A) Modify the existing Anti-Spyware profile applied to BYOD traffic to include WildFire signature updates. Configure a Data Filtering profile to detect and block suspicious file transfers from BYOD devices. No separate WildFire Analysis profile is needed.
B) Create a WildFire Analysis profile configured to 'Block' for 'PE' files and 'upload' for all other file types. Apply this profile within a Security Profile Group along with an Antivirus profile set to 'reset-both' for critical severity threats. Ensure the Security Policy rule's action is 'allow'.
C) Create a WildFire Analysis profile with a 'Forward' action for 'PE' files. Create a File Blocking profile to block all 'unknown-file-types'. Group these into a new Security Profile Group and apply it to the BYOD security policy rule. Ensure the firewall has connectivity to the WildFire cloud or appliance.
D) Create a new WildFire Analysis profile. Set the 'File Types' to 'all' and 'Action' to 'upload' for known good and bad files. Attach this WildFire Analysis profile directly to the BYOD security policy rule. Ensure Antivirus and Anti-Spyware profiles are also applied.
E) Enable WildFire analysis within the existing URL Filtering profile applied to the BYOD security policy. Configure a File Blocking profile to block all executable files, and enable WildFire submission for 'all' file types.

2. You are deploying a new application on a Palo Alto Networks firewall and need to create a custom Application (App-ID) for it. The application communicates over TCP port 8443, uses TLS, and sends a specific HTTP header 'X-App-ID: MyWebApp' in all its requests. The application also uses a unique URI path structure, To ensure the most accurate and robust App-ID, which custom application signature configuration would be most appropriate?

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3. You are deploying a new application in a segmented network behind a Palo Alto Networks firewall. The application consists of a web frontend (10.0.30.10) in the 'Web' zone and a database backend (10.0.40.20) in the 'DB' zone. The web frontend needs to connect to the database. Due to a legacy application requirement, the web frontend is hardcoded to connect to 'db.internal.com', which resolves to 172.16.1.1. You cannot reconfigure the web application. Your task is to use NAT to redirect traffic from 10.0.30.10 destined for 172.16.1.1 to the actual database server at 10.0.40.20. Which of the following NAT policy configurations would correctly achieve this, assuming appropriate security policies exist?

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D) This scenario requires GlobalProtect for VPN-based access to the database, not NAT.
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4. A network security team uses Panorama to manage multiple Palo Alto Networks firewalls across different data centers. A recent commit and push operation from Panorama to a specific firewall fails with the error:

Which two (2) steps are crucial for troubleshooting and resolving this specific issue?

A) On FW-DCI , navigate to 'Objects > External Dynamic Lists' and manually refresh the 'Blocked_Gambling_Sites' list.
B) Review the 'Objects > Custom Objects > URL Category' configuration on Panorama for 'Blocked_Gambling_Sites' and its associated EDL.
C) Verify network connectivity from FW-DCI to the source of the EDL specified in 'Blocked_Gambling_Sites'.
D) Check the Panorama firewall template stack for FW-DCI to ensure the custom URL category is correctly defined.
E) Temporarily disable the security policy rule referencing 'Blocked_Gambling_Sites' and retry the commit.

5. A Security Architect is designing a multi-tenant environment using Palo Alto Networks firewalls managed by Panoram a. Each tenant requires isolation of their network configurations, security policies, and administrative access. How can folders and device groups in Panorama be effectively leveraged to achieve this multi-tenant segregation, and what are the key considerations for object management across tenants?

A) Utilize Virtual Systems (vsys) on individual firewalls for tenant segregation, and manage each vsys as a separate entry in Panorama's Device Group hierarchy. All objects should be created locally within each vsys configuration.
B) Create a separate Device Group for each tenant, ensuring that all policies and objects related to a tenant are contained within their respective Device Group folder. Avoid using shared objects at the 'Shared' level to maintain strict isolation.
C) Deploy a dedicated Panorama instance for each tenant to ensure complete isolation and prevent any cross-tenant visibility or configuration conflicts.
D) Manage all tenant configurations in a single 'Shared' Device Group, relying on security zones and address objects with specific naming conventions to differentiate tenant traffic.
E) Establish a hierarchical folder structure where each tenant has its own top-level folder under 'Shared'. Within each tenant's folder, create Device Groups for their firewalls. Common objects shared across tenants (e.g., standard DNS servers) can reside in the 'Shared' folder at the very top, while tenant-specific objects reside within their respective tenant folders.

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