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5.5 Demonstrate Knowledge of Indicator Enrichment and Source Reliability XSOAR-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Threat Intelligence Management domain, which accounts for 18% of the XSOAR-ENGINEER exam.
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An XSOAR playbook enriches an email address indicator. The playbook queries three sources and receives results with different reliability scores. After aggregating the results, the playbook must update the indicator's context. What is the final step in the enrichment process?
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What is the purpose of applying a reliability scoring system to enrichment sources?
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An XSOAR playbook enriches a URL indicator. The playbook queries three sources: Source 1 (reliability 90) returns 'malicious', Source 2 (reliability 80) returns 'suspicious', Source 3 (reliability 70) returns 'benign'. The playbook must update the indicator's context. How should the playbook determine the final reputation?
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Which of the following is an example of an internal database used to enrich an indicator?
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A security team wants to enrich indicators using a mix of internal and external sources. They have an internal database of past incidents, a commercial threat intelligence feed, and access to a free open-source reputation service. What is the most effective way to use these sources?
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