A security team has decided to stop using the 'Phishing' pack because they have built their own phishing investigation process. They want to remove the pack and all its associated content from the XSOAR instance. What is the correct action?

Uninstall the pack from the Marketplace.

Delete the pack's playbooks and automations individually.

Downgrade the pack to the previous version.

Disable the pack in the pack management settings.

What should an administrator verify before updating a pack to ensure compatibility with existing content?

That the pack is from a third-party vendor.

That the pack has the highest number of downloads in the Marketplace.

That the pack has no known security vulnerabilities.

That the new version supports the current XSOAR version and any customizations made to the pack.

What is the recommended practice for managing pack version updates in XSOAR?

Install all available updates immediately without reviewing release notes.

Disable automatic updates and manually install updates after reviewing release notes.

Uninstall and reinstall the pack to get the latest version.

Only update packs when a critical security vulnerability is announced.

A pack installation fails with an error indicating a dependency is missing. What is the most likely cause?

The dependency pack is not available in the Marketplace or cannot be downloaded.

The administrator lacks permission to view the pack.

The XSOAR instance has too many installed packs.

The pack is incompatible with the current time zone.

How does an XSOAR administrator check for available updates for installed packs?

Run a diagnostic script from the XSOAR CLI that lists outdated packs.

Navigate to the Marketplace and review the Installed Packs tab for available updates.

Contact Palo Alto Networks support to request an update report.

Check the system log for pack update notifications.

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A security team has decided to stop using the 'Phishing' pack because they have built their own phishing investigation process. They want to remove the pack and all its associated content from the XSOAR instance. What is the correct action?
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A pack installation fails with an error indicating a dependency is missing. What is the most likely cause?
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