
GIAC Certified Incident Handler
Domain 1Objective 2
Network and Log Investigations GCIH Practice Questions (Page 5)
Part of the Incident Response and Investigation domain, which makes up ~20% of our current practice bank. GIAC (SANS) does not publish an official question count, but from its 240-minute exam (~95–160 total, ~19–32 in this domain), expect 6–11 from this objective — we provide 40 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)
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Questions 21–25
- 21
You need to collect network traffic evidence from a span port for an ongoing incident. What is the most important consideration to maintain the admissibility of the evidence?
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You are documenting an incident for a post-incident review. Which information is most important to include to support the timeline and findings?
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You are preparing the final incident report for a breach that involved multiple systems and data exfiltration. You need to present the findings to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. What is the most effective way to structure the report?
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A web server log shows a successful login from an internal user account at 09:15, but the firewall log shows that user's workstation was off the network since 08:00. The VPN log shows an authentication from the same account at 09:10 from an external IP. Which conclusion is most appropriate?
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You are collecting evidence from a compromised Windows server. The server is still running, and you need to preserve both volatile and non-volatile data. You have limited time and must prioritize. Which order of collection is most appropriate?
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