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1. A Cloud DLP fingerprint is updated.

What immediate ZTNA action is required?

No action―DLP updates propagate automatically to connected Sites

Re-publish all access policies

Restart all Connectors to reload fingerprints

Clear policy staging cache

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2. Which two Time-Based Access scenarios are natively supported?

Shift-based user access windows

Calendar-triggered Policy exemptions

Sun-setCsun-rise geofence rules

Per-session NAT port rotation

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3. Which metric best indicates Connector resource saturation?

Concurrent session count approaching configured maximum

Total applications in a Site

Number of delegated admins logged in

TLS version mix of client sessions

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4. Which Admin Console function creates a diagrammatic view of Sites, Collections, and Connectors?

Topology Explorer

Health Dashboard

Policy Simulator

Risk Heatmap

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5. For which scenario is Policy Staging most beneficial?

Gradual rollout of new DLP thresholds across multiple Collections

Emergency patching of Connector OS

Upgrading the Admin Console UI skin

Bulk deletion of obsolete Sites

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6. Enabling per-app bandwidth quotas in ZTNA helps primarily with:

Preventing resource starvation by noisy services

Reducing TLS handshake counts

Lowering DLP false positives

Accelerating connector upgrades

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7. During log-shipping configuration, which parameter ensures message order and integrity when forwarding to a cloud-hosted SIEM?

TLS mutual authentication between Connector and SIEM

UDP transport with jumbo frames

Time-sliced gzip batching

Base64 encoding of entire log stream

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8. A tenant wants to enforce different MFA settings per application. Where is the correct place to configure?

In the IDP’s application-specific conditional access policies

Within the ZTNA Admin Console under Global Authentication

At the Connector level using local user maps

Inside DLP policy definitions

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9. A customer migrates from VPN to ZTNA.

Which step reduces risk of mis-routing legacy DNS entries?

Implement split-DNS with ZTNA-specific zones

Force clients to use public DNS resolvers

Disable agent-based DNS interception

Remove on-prem DNS records for all internal apps

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10. Which option allows per-group Connector selection for latency optimization?

Dynamic Connector affinity tags in Policy rules

Static IP routing tables

DNS over HTTPS on client

Bandwidth quotas

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11. If DNS tunneling detection is enabled, what is a likely enforcement reaction?

Connector terminates the session and raises high-severity alert

Session is throttled to 8 kbps

IDP token is revoked

Policy shadowing event logged as warning

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12. Which two conditions must be true for Zero Trust evaluation when a user accesses an internal web application agent-lessly?

Application is defined in Admin Console and bound to a Policy

Connector resides on the same VLAN as the application server

User’s IDP token includes a group claim mapped in the Policy

DNS resolution is delegated to the Cloud SWG service

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13. Which two statements describe the relationship between Collections and Sites?

A Collection can include applications from multiple Sites

A Site can belong to multiple Collections simultaneously

RBAC roles are assigned at the Collection level to manage access across Sites

An application must be placed in a Collection before it is attached to a Site

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14. In the Authentication tab, selecting “Force Re-auth after 8 hours” primarily mitigates:

Token theft and replay during long sessions

DNS cache poisoning

Connector overload from idle sockets

Log bloat in SIEM

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15. Which best practice helps maintain Connector certificate hygiene?

Rotate Connector certificates every 90 days and automate renewal alerts

Disable OCSP stapling on Connector certificates

Issue self-signed certificates to reduce third-party dependency

Share one certificate across all Connectors in a Site

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16. When might you choose to leverage on-prem SIEM instead of cloud SIEM for ZTNA logs?

Strict data-residency laws preventing log egress

Desire to reduce CapEx

Faster deployment time

Built-in visualization dashboards

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17. How does Symantec ZTNA assist auditors in validating compliance for regulated workloads?

Exports searchable, signed log files with tamper-evident hashes

Generates automated SOC 1 reports

Allows direct database queries to the logging backend

Disables policy edits during audit windows

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18. In an environment requiring strict geo-fencing, what combination of features ensures users outside approved regions are blocked at authentication time?

IDP conditional access rules + ZTNA contextual policy

DNS filtering only

Connector ACLs based on IP subnets

Disabling token refresh for roaming devices

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19. A Just-in-Time Policy can be triggered by which automation?

SOAR playbook that detects critical vulnerability exposure

Daily cron job on the Connector host

Browser local-storage event

Manual CSV import

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20. When first entering the ZTNA Admin Portal, which two sections must a Tenant Admin configure before any policy can be enforced?

Authentication (IDP) settings

Logging & Reporting destinations

Network Security Boundary (Sites & Connectors)

Threat Intelligence Services feed overrides

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21. 1.Which benefits of Symantec’s SASE solution directly address the shortcomings of traditional perimeter firewalls?

Identity-centric access decisions

Inline CASB shadow-IT discovery

Route-based IPsec mesh tunneling

Cloud-native scalability without back-haul

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22. Which action enables high-availability for Cloud SWG integration?

Deploy agents in multi-region mode with automatic failover endpoints

Increase SWG TCP idle timeout

Convert all agentless apps to agent-based

Disable TLS 1.3 to avoid handshake retries

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23. Why might Connector CPU pinning be recommended on multi-tenant boxes?

Prevents noisy neighbors affecting real-time traffic threads

Reduces SIEM export latency

Allows TLS version selection per core

Lowers license count per CPU socket

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24. Which action best mitigates shadow-IT file-sharing over personal cloud drives?

Policy condition “Application Category = File Sharing” THEN Block

Increase Connector MTU to fragment packets

Enable GeoIP blocklists

Disable agentless mode entirely

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25. Which pair of Admin-Portal widgets assists most in day-one validation that traffic is traversing the Connectors?

Real-Time Sessions and Connector Health

Policy Staging Summary and Audit Trail

DLP Incidents and Risk Analytics

Application List and User Inventory

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26. Which behavior is specific to agent-less access when the target application uses mutual TLS authentication?

Connector presents a hosted client certificate on behalf of the user

Endpoint must install a browser plugin to handle client certs

Mutual TLS is unsupported; the session downgrades to plaintext

IDP injects X-509 into the SAML assertion

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27. Which two SIEM Field Normalization best practices ease cross-product correlation?

Use vendor-agnostic ECS/CEF field names

Consistently lowercase user identifiers

Strip out policyId to reduce noise

Convert timestamps to local time zones

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28. Which field in DLP Incident logs links directly to the ZTNA Policy that triggered inspection?

policyId

severity

matchCount

fileHash

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29. Which two integrations enhance visibility for unmanaged IoT devices that cannot run the Symantec Agent?

SPAN/TAP port feeding traffic to a discovery Connector

DHCP server logging into the SIEM for MAC correlation

Agent-based posture checks with relaxed policies

TIS dynamic reputation look-ups for device IPs

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30. Why might you keep Legacy VPN active in parallel during initial ZTNA go-live?

Provides temporary fallback while confidence builds

Allows TLS 1.0 traffic

Reduces SIEM license costs

Enables Connector GRE encapsulation

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31. Which two factors decide whether to deploy a regional connector cluster versus a single global cluster?

Compliance data-sovereignty mandates

User latency requirements under 50 ms round-trip

SIEM ingestion format (CEF vs. LEEF)

IDP SAML metadata size

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32. Why would you map an internal legacy SMTP service as an agent-based application instead of agentless?

Non-browser protocols need tunnel-based agent control

Agentless mode supports only HTTPS with Web-socket upgrade

SMTP uses SAML authentication natively

DLP cannot inspect SMTP payloads via agent

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33. Which Connector operating mode provides the best balance between transparency and control for migrations?

Reverse proxy (transparent) mode

Discovery-only mode

Policy-enforced inline proxy mode

Tap (SPAN) mode behind load balancer

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