Which two types of logs must be forwarded to Strata Logging Service for IoT Security to function? (Choose two.)

Palo Alto Networks IoT Security relies on deep traffic analysis to discover, classify, and secure IoT devices. To achieve this, it requires two fundamental types of logs from the firewall. Enhanced Application Logs provide granular data on traffic, including application metadata, which is essential for device profiling and behavior baselining. Threat Logs are mandatory for detecting malicious activities, vulnerabilities, and threats targeting the IoT devices. These two log types provide the foundational data set upon which the IoT Security service builds its analysis and security posture recommendations.

A. WildFire: WildFire logs are specific to malware analysis verdicts. While valuable, they are not a foundational requirement for the core device profiling and behavior analysis functions of IoT Security.

D. URL Filtering: While URL Filtering logs are highly recommended to improve the accuracy of device identification and policy recommendations, they are not strictly mandatory for the basic functionality of the IoT Security service.

1. Palo Alto Networks IoT Security Administrator's Guide: In the "Set Up IoT Security" section

under "Prerequisites for IoT Security

" the documentation explicitly states the required log types. It specifies: "To enable IoT Security to analyze your network traffic and identify IoT devices

you must configure your firewalls to forward the following log types to Cortex Data Lake [now Strata Logging Service]: Threat and Enhanced Application Logs." It further clarifies that "Forwarding URL Filtering logs is highly recommended for better device identification and security policy recommendations."

Source: Palo Alto Networks. (2024). Get Started with IoT Security > Set Up IoT Security. IoT Security Administrator's Guide. Retrieved from the Palo Alto Networks Technical Documentation portal.

2. Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS® Administrator's Guide: This guide details the configuration of log forwarding and describes the contents of each log type

reinforcing the distinct and critical information provided by Threat and Enhanced Application logs for security analysis platforms like IoT Security.

Source: Palo Alto Networks. (2024). Monitor > Logs. PAN-OS® Administrator's Guide. Retrieved from the Palo Alto Networks Technical Documentation portal.