
Palo Alto NetworksCertified XDR Analyst
Domain 2Objective 3
2.3 Respond to Incidents XDR-ANALYST Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Incident Handling and Response domain, which accounts for 34% of the XDR-ANALYST exam.
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During an incident investigation, an analyst identifies a malicious file on an endpoint. Which XDR response action is designed to remove the malicious file from the affected system?
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An analyst is investigating a compromised endpoint in the XDR console. Which response action can be taken directly from the incident details page to immediately stop further malicious activity on that endpoint?
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During an incident, the XDR platform provides a remediation suggestion to 'delete the malicious registry key' on an affected endpoint. The analyst wants to apply this suggestion, but is concerned about the impact on the endpoint's stability. What should the analyst do before applying the remediation?
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An analyst is handling an incident where a user's endpoint has a malicious file that is scheduled to run at startup. The XDR platform suggests 'delete the file' and 'remove the startup entry'. The analyst wants to ensure the malware does not persist after the next reboot. Which actions should the analyst take?
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A security analyst at a financial firm is handling a confirmed ransomware incident. The XDR platform has identified a single compromised endpoint that is actively encrypting files. The analyst must stop the encryption immediately while preserving forensic evidence for later analysis. Which response action should the analyst take first?
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