Question 1
Which of the following use cases is best suited to be a Splunk SOAR Playbook?
Which of the following use cases is best suited to be a Splunk SOAR Playbook?
Which of the following is considered Personal Data under GDPR?
An analysis of an organization's security posture determined that a particular asset is at risk and a new process or solution should be implemented to protect it. Typically, who would be in charge of implementing the new process or solution that was selected?
There are different metrics that can be used to provide insights into SOC operations. If Mean Time to Respond is defined as the total time it takes for an Analyst to disposition an event, what is the typical starting point for calculating this metric for a particular event?
Which of the following is the primary benefit of using the CIM in Splunk?
While testing the dynamic removal of credit card numbers, an analyst lands on using therexcommand. What mode needs to be set to in order to replace the defined values with X?
| makeresults
| eval ccnumber="511388720478619733"
| rex field=ccnumber mode=???"s/(\d{4}-){3)/XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-/g"
Please assume that the aboverexcommand is correctly written.
The United States Department of Defense (DoD) requires all government contractors to provide adequate security safeguards referenced in National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 800-171. All DoD contractors must continually reassess, monitor, and track compliance to be able to do business with the US government.
Which feature of Splunk Enterprise Security provides an analyst context for the correlation search mapping to the specific NIST guidelines?
An analyst is attempting to investigate a Notable Event within Enterprise Security. Through the course of their investigation they determined that the logs and artifacts needed to investigate the alert are not available.
What event disposition should the analyst assign to the Notable Event?
An analyst is looking at Web Server logs, and sees the following entry as the last web request that a server processed before unexpectedly shutting down:
[51.125.121.100 - [28/01/2006:10:27:10 -0300] "POST /cgi-bin/shurdown/ HTTP/1.0" 200 3304]
What kind of attack is most likely occurring?
An analyst discovers malicious software present within the network. When tracing the origin of the software, the analyst discovers it is actually a part of a third-party vendor application that is used regularly by the organization. This is an example of what kind of threat?