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Palo Alto Networks NetSec-Analyst Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Objectives
Topic 1: Centralized Management	- Panorama Management - Configuration Management - Device Groups and Templates - Strata Cloud Manager (SCM)
Topic 2: Security Posture Improvement	- Threat Prevention - Data Filtering - URL Filtering - WildFire Analysis
Topic 3: Object Configuration	- Custom Objects - Service Objects - Application Objects - Address Objects
Topic 4: Operations and Troubleshooting	- Security Policy Troubleshooting - Log Analysis - Connectivity Issues - Traffic Analysis
Topic 5: Policy Creation and Application	- NAT Policies - QoS Policies - Security Policies - Decryption Policies
Topic 6: Strata Logging Service	- Log Forwarding - Log Analysis and Reporting - Integration with SCM

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Palo Alto Networks Network Security Analyst Sample Questions (Q75-Q80):

NEW QUESTION # 75
A Palo Alto Networks firewall is configured for SSL Forward Proxy decryption. An internal application relies on certificate pinning for security. When users attempt to access this application, they receive certificate warnings, and the application fails to connect. The security team wants to maintain decryption for other traffic but specifically bypass decryption for this application. Which configuration change is the most precise and least impactful to the overall security posture?

A. Create a new security policy rule for the application, placing it above existing decryption rules, and set its decryption profile to 'No Decryption'.
B. Configure a new Decryption Profile with 'Forward Untrusted Certificates' enabled and apply it only to traffic for this application.
C. Modify the existing decryption profile by adding the application's FQDN to the 'SSL Decryption Exclusion' list under 'SSL Forward Proxy'.
D. Import the application's specific certificate into the firewall's trusted root CA store.
E. Disable 'Block Session on Untrusted Certificate' in the active decryption profile.

Answer: C

Explanation:
Certificate pinning means the application expects a very specific certificate chain and will reject connections if the certificate presented by the firewall (acting as an intermediary during decryption) doesn't match. The most precise and least impactful solution is to use the 'SSL Decryption Exclusion' list. This allows the firewall to identify traffic to that specific FQDN and automatically bypass decryption for it, leaving other traffic unaffected. Option A works but is less granular, requiring a separate rule. Option C is incorrect; importing the application's end-entity certificate won't help with pinning. Option D compromises security globally. Option E also won't solve certificate pinning issues as it still involves the firewall generating a certificate, which the pinned application will reject.

NEW QUESTION # 76
A Palo Alto Networks firewall is configured with an SSL Decryption Policy that includes several rules. An administrator needs to ensure that traffic destined for specific healthcare providers (identified by a custom URL Category named 'Healthcare_Providers') is never decrypted due to compliance reasons. However, all other internet-bound traffic must be decrypted. How should this be configured optimally in the decryption policy rulebase?

A. Create a 'Decrypt' policy rule at the top of the rulebase for 'Healthcare_Providers', and a 'No Decryption' rule below it for 'any' destination.
B. Create a 'No Decryption' policy rule at the top of the rulebase, specifying the 'Healthcare_Providers' URL Category as destination, followed by a 'Decrypt' rule for 'any' destination.
C. Apply a Decryption Exclusion for the 'Healthcare_Providers' URL Category within the SSL Forward Proxy profile.
D. Create a 'No Decryption' policy rule at the bottom of the rulebase, specifying the 'Healthcare_Providers' URL Category as destination.
E. Configure a custom 'Decryption Profile' for 'Healthcare_Providers' with 'No Decryption' enabled, and apply it to a specific security policy.

Answer: B

Explanation:
Palo Alto Networks policy rules are evaluated from top to bottom. To ensure that specific traffic is never decrypted while everything else is , the 'No Decryption' rule for the healthcare providers must be placed above the general 'Decrypt' rule for all other traffic. This ensures the 'No Decryption' rule is hit first for the specified traffic. Option A would result in the 'Decrypt' rule being hit first for healthcare traffic. Option B would incorrectly decrypt healthcare traffic. Option D is a global exclusion and might not provide the policy granularity needed. Option E is not how decryption policies are applied; decryption policies determine whether to decrypt, not which profile to use directly in a security policy.

NEW QUESTION # 77
A Palo Alto Networks firewall needs to forward all security-related logs (traffic, threat, URL, data, wildfire, auth) to a Splunk instance via syslog. However, a critical requirement dictates that for 'threat' logs specifically, only those with a 'high' or 'critical' severity should be sent to Splunk, while all other selected log types (traffic, URL, data, wildfire, auth) should be sent regardless of severity. How would this granular filtering be achieved within a single Log Forwarding Profile?

A. Use two Log Forwarding Profiles. One for threat logs (filtered for high/critical severity), and another for all other security logs (no severity filter). Apply both profiles to the relevant Security Policies, ensuring they forward to the same Splunk syslog server.
B. Create one Log Forwarding Profile. Select all required log types. For 'threat' logs, adjust the minimum forwarding severity to 'high'. All other log types will be forwarded based on their default minimum severity.
C. This level of conditional filtering based on severity for a specific log type while others are unfiltered is not directly supported within a single Log Forwarding Profile in PAN-OS. Two separate profiles would be required.
D. Create one Log Forwarding Profile. Select all required log types (traffic, threat, URL, data, wildfire, auth). Under the syslog destination, apply a custom filter:
E. Create a single Log Forwarding Profile. Add the Splunk syslog server. For 'Included Log Types', select 'traffic', 'URL', 'data', 'wildfire', 'auth'. For 'threat' logs, add a separate entry under 'Syslog Fields' to specify 'severity' as a filter and set the threshold.

Answer: D

Explanation:
Option B correctly leverages the power of custom log filters in a Log Forwarding Profile. The filter

precisely achieves the requirement: it forwards 'threat' logs only if their severity is 'high' or 'critical', AND it forwards all other log types (those where 'log.type' is NOT 'threat') without any severity restriction. Option A is incorrect because it is possible. Option C is incorrect as the minimum forwarding severity applies globally to all selected log types within that profile, not selectively to one. Option D is a less efficient, but viable, alternative but not the single profile solution asked for. Option E misinterprets 'Syslog Fields' usage, which is for customizing log content, not filtering.

NEW QUESTION # 78
Which two types of profiles are needed to create an authentication sequence? (Choose two.)

A. Security profile
B. Server profile
C. Authentication profile
D. Interface Management profile

Answer: B,C

Explanation:
In the FW you define an Auth sequence which specifies the Auth Profile. If you click add on an Auth Profile and define one named TACACS for example, the Auth Profile calls in the TACACS+ Server Profile.

NEW QUESTION # 79
An administrator has an IP address range in the external dynamic list and wants to create an exception for one specific IP address in this address range.
Which steps should the administrator take?

A. Select the address range in the List Entries list. A column will open with the IP addresses. Select the entry to exclude.
B. Add the specific IP address from the address range to the Manual Exceptions list by using regular expressions to define the entry.
C. Add each IP address in the range as a list entry and then exclude the IP address by adding it to the Manual Exceptions list.
D. Add the address range to the Manual Exceptions list and exclude the IP address by selecting the entry.

Answer: B

NEW QUESTION # 80
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