A company uses XSIAM to monitor alerts from 'SourceA', 'SourceB', and 'SourceC'. They want to create a custom prioritization rule that assigns 'high' priority to alerts from 'SourceA' and 'SourceB' but not 'SourceC'. How should the rule be configured?

Apply the rule to all sources and then manually lower the priority for 'SourceC' alerts.

Create two separate rules, one for 'SourceA' and one for 'SourceB'.

Select 'SourceC' as an excluded source in the rule.

Select 'SourceA' and 'SourceB' as the alert sources in the rule.

What is the purpose of rule precedence in custom prioritizations?

To control the order in which alerts are displayed in the UI

To determine which analyst is assigned to handle the alert

To decide which alerts are deleted from the system

To determine which rule is applied when multiple rules match an alert

What is the primary purpose of a custom prioritization in XSIAM?

To permanently delete low-priority alerts from the system

To change the data source of an alert after it has been ingested

To automatically generate new detection rules based on alert patterns

To override the default priority of alerts based on user-defined conditions

An analyst has created a custom prioritization rule that assigns 'high' priority to alerts with the 'threat-score' custom field greater than 80. The analyst wants to verify that an alert with a threat score of 85 receives the correct priority. What is the most reliable way to test this?

Use the rule's test feature to simulate an alert with 'threat-score' set to 85 and verify the assigned priority.

Create a second rule with the same condition and compare the results.

Enable the rule and wait for a real alert with a threat score of 85 to arrive.

Review the rule's configuration to confirm the condition is set correctly.

An analyst finds that a custom prioritization rule is no longer needed. What is the appropriate action to take?

Change the rule's description to indicate it is unused

Disable the rule to stop it from applying

Delete the rule to remove it from the system

Edit the rule to change its priority level

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