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IBM C1000-162 Exam Questions
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- Topic 1: Offense Analysis: This topic is all about identifying how the offense happened, where that particular offense happened, and which players involved in the offense.
- Topic 2: Rules and building block design: In this topic questions about Interpreting rules that test for regular expressions. It also discusses creation and management of reference sets. The topic also point outs the need for QRadar Content Packs. Lastly the exam topic describes different types of rules such as behavioral, anomaly and threshold rules.
- Topic 3: Threat Hunting: Threat hunting starts with results which are presented in an offense. Moreover, the topic also focuses on evidence inside an offense, including event and flow details. It also delves into triggered rules, payloads, and filters to differentiate real threats from false ones.
- Topic 4: Dashboard Management: The topic is all about the dashboard tab which focuses on specific areas of network security. Questions about using the default QRadar dashboard and using Pulse also appear in this topic.
- Topic 5: Searching and Reporting: In this topic, you study how to effectively use QRadar's search capability. You learn how to use QRadar's search capabilities such as filtering event, asset related data, flow, and creating quick and advanced searches. This topic delves into using various parts of the QRadar UI as well.
Free IBM C1000-162 Exam Actual Questions
Note: Premium Questions for C1000-162 were last updated On Nov. 09, 2024 (see below)
Which statement regarding saved event search criteria is true?
In QRadar, when you save search criteria, especially on the Offenses tab, the configured search criteria are retained for future use and do not expire. This permanence ensures that users can quickly access and reuse their preferred search configurations, thereby streamlining the process of monitoring and investigating offenses over time.
A Security Analyst has noticed that an offense has been marked inactive.
How long had the offense been open since it had last been updated with new events or flows?
The magnitude rating of an offense in QRadar is calculated based on which values?
The magnitude rating of an offense in QRadar is calculated based on relevance, severity, and credibility. Relevance determines the impact on the network, credibility indicates the integrity of the offense, and severity represents the level of threat. QRadar uses complex algorithms to calculate and periodically re-evaluate the offense magnitude rating.
Which reference set data element attribute governs who can view its value?
The Domain attribute governs who can view the value of a reference set data element, ensuring that only users with appropriate domain access or tenant assignments can view the data. This is essential for maintaining data visibility and access control within a multi-tenant QRadar environment.
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