PSE-Prisma CloudDemo

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About the Exam

This legacy Palo Alto Networks partner exam validated systems engineers on Prisma Cloud product knowledge and practical deployment use cases. Coverage included onboarding, alerting, compliance reporting, RQL-based investigation, remediation, third-party integrations, and compute-console workflows. It was aimed at partner SEs who needed to demonstrate they could position and support Prisma Cloud capabilities for cloud-native security. Palo Alto Networks retired its remaining legacy PSE Professional exams on July 31, 2025.

Exam Topics

  • Onboarding and Initial Setup20%
  • Monitoring of Public Cloud20%
  • Generating Reports15%
  • Investigating Security Issues with RQL15%
  • Remediating Security Issues10%
  • Integrating with Third-Party Security Applications10%
  • Compute5%
  • Troubleshooting and Support5%

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Last updated July 7, 2026 at 3:40 PM

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QuestionQ1

Onboarding and Initial Setup

Which two cloud-native providers does Prisma Cloud support?

Choose two
  • A DigitalOcean
  • B Azure
  • C IBM Cloud
  • D Oracle Cloud
Explanation

Prisma Cloud supports Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as cloud providers for onboarding and agentless scanning. DigitalOcean is not included in that supported-provider list, and IBM Cloud is not included for these cloud-native provider capabilities.

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QuestionQ2

Integrating with Third-Party Security Applications

Which two template types are supported by the Cloud Code Security scan service?

Choose two
  • A Azure Resource Manager (ARM)
  • B Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML)
  • C GitHub
  • D Terraform
Explanation

Cloud Code Security supports infrastructure-as-code scanning for both Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates and Terraform configurations. HTML is markup rather than an infrastructure template, while GitHub is a version-control platform, not a template format.

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QuestionQ3

Investigating Security Issues with RQL

Where can rules be configured and viewed for trusted images?

  • A Monitor > Compliance > Trusted Images
  • B Monitor > Compliance > Images
  • C Defend > Compliance > Trusted Images
  • D Defend > Compliance > Images
Explanation

Prisma Cloud configures trusted-image policy rules at Defend > Compliance > Trusted Images > Policy. The Monitor area provides a trusted-image status view, whereas policy rules are managed under Defend.

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QuestionQ4

Onboarding and Initial Setup

Which Prisma Cloud framework can provide general best practices when no particular legal requirements or regulatory standards must be satisfied?

  • A Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) V3
  • B Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
  • C Center for Internet Security (CIS) Benchmark
  • D General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Explanation

CIS Benchmarks are consensus-based secure-configuration recommendations that provide a general security best-practices baseline. PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR instead address specific payment-card, healthcare, and privacy compliance requirements.

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QuestionQ5

Compute

What is a permanent public IP address called in Amazon Web Services (AWS)?

  • A floating IP
  • B Public IP (PIP)
  • C reserved IP
  • D Elastic IP (EIP)
Explanation

An Elastic IP address (EIP) is a static public IPv4 address allocated to an AWS account until it is released, and it can be reassociated with another resource.

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