6.4 Explain the Process of Verdict Management XSIAM-ANALYST Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

1. 21foundation · easy

   What is a verdict override?

   • AA manual change to an automated verdict by an authorized user
   • BA method to delete a verdict from the system
   • CAn automated process that changes verdicts based on new threat intelligence
   • DA system-generated alert when a verdict is disputed
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2. 22foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a source that can contribute to a verdict in XSIAM?

   • ASandbox analysis
   • BHardware inventory
   • CNetwork firewall logs
   • DUser password policies
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4. 23foundation · easy

   What is an important implication of manually overriding an automated verdict?

   • AThe override permanently disables the automated verdict system
   • BThe override is irreversible and cannot be changed back
   • CThe override may affect the accuracy of future automated decisions
   • DThe override is automatically applied to all future similar verdicts
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5. 24foundation · easy

   Which source contributes to a verdict through human analysis and decision-making?

   • AThreat intelligence feeds
   • BSandbox analysis
   • CAutomated correlation rules
   • DManual review
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6. 25application · medium

   A verdict for an IP address is 'malicious' with high severity but low confidence. The IP is associated with a known C2 server, but the evidence is from a single, unverified source. What is the best response?

   • AIgnore the verdict because it is not from a trusted source.
   • BMonitor the IP and gather more evidence before taking blocking action.
   • CBlock the IP immediately because the severity is high.
   • DOverride the verdict to 'benign' because the confidence is low.
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