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Exam Code: NetSec-Analyst
Exam Questions: 375
Palo Alto Networks Network Security Analyst
Updated: 21 Feb, 2026
Question 1

An NGFW engineer is establishing bidirectional connectivity between the accounting virtual system(VSYS) and the marketing VSYS. The traffic needs to transition between zones without leaving thefirewall (no external physical connections). The interfaces for each VSYS are assigned to separatevirtual routers (VRs), and inter-VR static routes have been configured. An external zone has beencreated correctly for each VSYS. Security policies have been added to permit the desired trafficbetween each zone and its respective external zone. However, the desired traffic is still unable tosuccessfully pass from one VSYS to the other in either direction.Which additional configuration task is required to resolve this issue?

Options :
Answer: B

Question 2

Which security profile should be used to classify malicious web content?

Options :
Answer: A

Question 3

Which type of profile must be applied to the Security policy rule to protect against buffer overflowsillegal code execution and other attempts to exploit system flaws? 

Options :
Answer: C

Question 4

What is used to monitor Security policy applications and usage?

Options :
Answer: A

Question 5

Which two security profile types can be attached to a security policy? (Choose two.)  

Options :
Answer: A,D

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