PSE-STRATA-PRO-24 practice question 14 of 15
As a team plans for a meeting with a new customer in one week, the account manager prepares to pitch Zero Trust. The notes provided to the systems engineer (SE) in preparation for the meeting read: "Customer is struggling with security as they move to cloud apps and remote users." What should the SE recommend to the team in preparation for the meeting?
Full set: 60 questionsA Zero Trust engagement starts with discovery—understanding how the customer currently manages identity, devices, applications, data, and access. Preparing structured discovery questions lets the SE validate the customer’s specific challenges and priorities, ensuring any later proposal or demonstration addresses those real gaps rather than assuming a solution in advance.
A. Leading with a pitch skips discovery and risks misalignment with actual needs.
C. Demonstrations before discovery may highlight irrelevant features.
D. Recommending Prisma SASE prematurely offers a product, not a solution tied to validated requirements.
1. Palo Alto Networks, “Zero Trust Methodology—Practical Guide,” 2022, Section 2 ‘Discover’ phase, pp. 4-6.
2. Palo Alto Networks, “Zero Trust Architecture—Adoption Strategy,” Best Practice Guide, 2023, Fig. 1 Path-to-Zero-Trust.
Keep practicing
Take the free PSE-STRATA-PRO-24 practice test
Ten exam-style questions with answers and explanations, plus the exam facts and study guides.
More questions
Other PSE-STRATA-PRO-24 practice questions
- Question 1Which three descriptions apply to a perimeter firewall? (Choose three.)
- Question 2According to a customer’s CIO, who is upgrading PAN-OS versions, “Finding issues and then…
- Question 3Which two methods are valid ways to populate user-to-IP mappings? (Choose two.)
- Question 4A systems engineer (SE) has joined a team to work with a managed security services provid…
- Question 5A company plans to deploy identity for improved visibility and identity-based controls fo…
- Question 6A company has multiple business units, each of which manages its own user directories and…
