management - Plane on a Palo Alto Networks Firewall providing configuration, logging, and reporting
functions on a separate processor.
App-ID traffic - After 30 days, all traffic matching SuperApp_chat and SuperApp_download is denied
because it no longer matches the SuperApp-base application.
interface zones - Number of zones an interface can be assigned with a Palo Alto Networks firewall is
one.
non-default configuration settings - Server Log Monitor Frequency (sec) and Enable Session are non-
default configuration settings.
Data plane layer - Layer providing pattern protection for spyware and vulnerability exploits on a Palo
Alto Networks Firewall is Signature Matching.
Application filters attributes - Category, Subcategory, Technology, Risk, and Characteristic are selectable
attributes when setting up application filters.
URL filtering security profile - Actions can be set for Block List and Allow List in a URL filtering security
profile.
User-ID mapping method - For users not authenticating to Active Directory, Captive Portal is the
recommended User-ID mapping method.
Allowing multiple applications - To allow multiple applications in a dynamic environment, create an
Application Filter named Office Programs and filter it on the business-systems category, office-programs
subcategory.
Best Practice Assessment - Provides a percentage of adoption for each assessment area.
, Security Profile completion - A Security Profile can block or allow traffic after it is matched by a security
policy rule that allows traffic.
Translated Packet tab - Translation Type in the Translated Packet tab displays options Dynamic IP and
Port, Dynamic, Static IP, and None when creating a Source NAT policy.
Interface without MAC or IP address - Virtual Wire interface does not require a MAC or IP address.
Implicit Dependency - A type of dependency in App-ID where the dependent application does not
require to be added in the security policy.
Explicit Dependency - A type of dependency in App-ID where the dependent application requires to be
added in the security policy.
Reset Rule Hit Counter - Action to reset the hit counter to zero in all security policy rules.
facebook-chat - Specific App-ID for Facebook's chat feature.
User-ID Agent - Agent used for positive username attribution of IP addresses with considerations for
network bandwidth and resources.
IP-to-user mappings - Mappings required for positive username attribution of every IP address used by
wireless devices.
Syslog - Option for sending IP-to-user mappings to the NGFW.
Malware Detection Components - Security profile components like anti-spyware and URL filtering
profiles to detect and prevent threats.
Exploitation - Stage in the Cyber-Attack Lifecycle where attackers deploy an exploit against a vulnerable
application or system.
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