Interact with FortiSOAR Using the API or Custom Triggers NSE6-FORTISOAR-ANALYST Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11application · easy

   A developer needs to retrieve a single incident record by its ID from FortiSOAR. The developer knows the incident ID is 'INC-12345'. Which API request should be made?

   • AGET /api/incident?name=INC-12345
   • BPOST /api/incident/INC-12345
   • CGET /api/incident/INC-12345
   • DPUT /api/incident/INC-12345
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2. 12application · easy

   A developer is building an integration that needs to remove a stale indicator record from FortiSOAR. The developer knows the record's unique identifier. Which HTTP method should be used to accomplish this task?

   • AGET
   • BPOST
   • CDELETE
   • DPUT
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4. 13application · easy

   A developer needs to delete a specific 'Task' record from FortiSOAR. The developer has the task ID. Which API request should be made?

   • AGET /api/task/{id}
   • BPUT /api/task/{id}
   • CDELETE /api/task/{id}
   • DPOST /api/task/{id}
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5. 14foundation · easy

   What is the primary purpose of a custom trigger in FortiSOAR?

   • ATo store large amounts of data
   • BTo provide a way to programmatically invoke actions or workflows via the API
   • CTo automatically generate reports
   • DTo replace the need for authentication in API calls
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6. 15application · medium

   A SOC team wants to allow an external ticketing system to automatically create incidents in FortiSOAR by sending a webhook. The team has created a custom trigger in FortiSOAR to receive the webhook. What must the external system do to successfully invoke this custom trigger?

   • ASend a DELETE request to the custom trigger's webhook URL to create the incident.
   • BSend a PUT request to the custom trigger's webhook URL with the incident data in the request body.
   • CSend a POST request to the custom trigger's webhook URL with the incident data in the request body.
   • DSend a GET request to the custom trigger's webhook URL with the incident data in the query string.
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