ElasticCertified SIEM Analyst
Domain 6Objective 3
Describe How the Detection Engine Searches Activity and Generates Alerts ELASTIC-CERTIFIED-SIEM-ANALYST Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the Security Application domain, which makes up ~53% of our current practice bank.
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A security analyst notices that a specific detection rule has not generated any alerts in the past week, despite a known increase in suspicious activity. The rule is a query rule that searches the logs-* index pattern. The analyst checks the rule's configuration and sees that the rule is enabled and the schedule is set to run every 5 minutes. What is the most likely reason the rule is not generating alerts?
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A security team wants to ensure that detection rules are executed continuously and promptly to minimize the time between an event occurring and an alert being generated. They have a mix of query, threshold, and correlation rules. What is the primary mechanism the Detection Engine uses to achieve this?
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What happens when a detection rule's search criteria are met?
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Which rule type is designed to generate an alert when the number of matching events reaches a specified threshold?
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A detection engineer is tuning a threshold rule that detects multiple failed login attempts from the same source IP. The rule currently groups by source IP and triggers when the count exceeds 10 within 5 minutes. The team is seeing too many alerts from a few legitimate users who frequently mistype passwords. They want to reduce false positives while still detecting brute-force attacks. What should the engineer do?
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