PALOALTO · objective · 20% of the exam
Threat Intelligence Management and ASM — XSIAM Analyst
The official PALOALTO documentation our Threat Intelligence Management and ASM practice questions are cited to. Review the primary sources, then practise.
Official references for this objective
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Paloaltonetworks — Meet Compliance with Cortex Xpanse - Palo Alto Networks
Organizations on average have 35% more assets than they know, and any resulting security incidents can lead to regulatory penalties.
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Paloaltonetworks — Palo Alto Networks Introduces Cortex XSOAR, Redefines Security Orchestration and Automation with Integrated Threat Intel Management - Palo Alto Networks
existing product silos have led to even more manual work
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Paloaltonetworks — Cortex Cloud Attack Surface Management (ASM) Sees What Others Miss - Palo Alto Networks
CNAPPs protect only the clouds they can see. But what about the internet-facing assets no one knows exist?
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Paloaltonetworks — Manage Internet Operations with Xpanse - Palo Alto Networks
Xpanse does not need an ATO because it’s agentless and doesn’t require on-premises deployment or configuration, minimizing time to value
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Paloaltonetworks — Minimize Risks with Cortex Xpanse - Palo Alto Networks
RDP accounted for 25% of total exposures, which more than doubles the next most common exposure
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Paloaltonetworks — Palo Alto Networks slashes false positives, remediation time, and budget with Cortex Attack Surface Management - Palo Alto Networks
because Attack Surface Testing runs benign versions of real exploits, results are almost 100% accurate and are supported with evidence of exploitation
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Paloaltonetworks — Secure Third-Party Assets with Xpanse - Palo Alto Networks
Internal scans are only as effective as the assets inventory they review. Scanning from the outside-in ensures a complete view of all internet-connected assets that