Paloalto Networks Palo Alto Networks XSOAR Engineer XSOAR-Engineer Exam Dumps: Updated Questions & Answers (January 2026)

The integration commands in a playbook can no longer be used

The integration commands can be used, but it is recommended to update to the latest content pack

The configuration settings will be lost and the integration will no longer function

The integration commands in a playbook can be used, but it will fail at runtime

2MB

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1MB

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In repetitive process flows to iterate for each playbook input

When continuously ingesting incidents from third-party systems

In repetitive process flows with no more than 10 loops

In repetitive processes that requires sub-playbook re-execution

reputation-script

enrich

reputationScript

reputation

Inline

Inband

None

Out of band

!addToList listName="BlockedSenders_Email" listData="".

!appendToListContext listPath="BlockedSenders Email" data="".

!setIncident list.BlockedSenders_Emai1="".

!createListItem listName="BlockedSenders_Email" itemValue="".

Create widget of type Line, check ‘Display Trend’ and define as 7 days ago

Create a custom widget using a new incident query

Create widget of type Number, check ‘Display Trend’ and define as 7 days ago

Create a custom widget using a script

Run the command !GetIndicatorsByQuery in CLI with its default arguments and export all indicators in the last 90 days.

SSH into the server and copy the indicator's database.

In the Threat Intel page, add query firstSeen:>="90 days ago", select All columns in Table View, and click Export to export as a CSV.

Run the command !findIndicators in CLI with the query firstSeen:>="90 days ago" and export to CSV.

To track SLA breaches per playbook

To run a script that executes on SLA assignment

To automatically alert the analyst on SLA breach

To count the time between one or more tasks

Open a ticket with the XSOAR support team

Create a pull request directly on Github

Contribute through the XSOAR UI

Send an email to contributions@xsoar.com