PSE-Strata Exam Dumps : Palo Alto Networks System Engineer Professional - Strata

The three possible verdicts in WildFire Submissions log entries for a submitted sample are:

Benign: The sample is not considered harmful.

Spyware: The sample is identified as spyware, which is software designed to gather information about a person or organization without their knowledge.

Malicious: The sample is considered harmful and has the potential to cause damage or unauthorized access.

Grayware: The sample is not entirely benign nor fully malicious. It may exhibit behaviors that are suspicious or undesirable, such as adware or other unwanted software.

These classifications help in determining the necessary security measures and responses. Phishing, while a threat type, is not a separate WildFire verdict in the context of the WildFire analysis logs.

When there are different Master Keys on Panorama and managed firewalls, the push operation of configurations from Panorama to the managed firewalls will succeed provided there is no error within the configuration itself. The Master Key differences do not interfere with the configuration push process as long as the configurations are valid and free of errors.

References: Palo Alto Networks Panorama Administration Guide.

Prisma SaaS and VM-300 firewalls can send logs to the Cortex Data Lake (now called Strata Logging Service). Prisma SaaS logs user activity and data access within SaaS applications and forwards these logs to the Strata Logging Service for centralized analysis and monitoring. Similarly, VM-300 firewalls deployed in AWS can send various types of logs, including traffic and threat logs, to the Strata Logging Service through Panorama or directly​ (Palo Alto Networks)​​ (Palo Alto Networks)​.