Palo Alto Networks (PANW) Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA) Practice Exam

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Which component must be configured to generate a User Activity report?

  1. User Identification

  2. Traffic Logging

  3. System Configuration

  4. Security Policies

The correct answer is: User Identification

To generate a User Activity report, the User Identification component must be configured. User Identification is a feature that allows Palo Alto Networks firewalls to associate user identities with IP addresses. This mechanism enables visibility into user activity across the network. When User Identification is set up correctly, it gathers information related to user sessions, applications accessed, and the activities performed by users on the network. This data is critical for creating comprehensive User Activity reports. By ensuring that User Identification is properly configured, you enable the firewall to log the necessary user-based data, which can then be compiled into reports that provide insights into user behavior, application usage, and compliance with security policies. This information is invaluable for network administrators aiming to understand user interactions and to bolster security postures by identifying anomalies or breaches related to user activity.