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What managed service integrates deep expertise with cutting-edge technology leading intelligence, and advanced analytics to detect and investigate threats with great speed, accuracy, and focus?
The correct answer is B. Data Loss Prevention. There appears to be a mismatch between the question description and the marked answer that's worth flagging before you study this incorrectly. The description in the question - integrating deep expertise, leading threat intelligence, and advanced analytics to detect and…
Question
What managed service integrates deep expertise with cutting-edge technology leading intelligence, and advanced analytics to detect and investigate threats with great speed, accuracy, and focus?
Options
- AOpportunity Incentive Program
- BData Loss Prevention
- CActive Threat Analytics
- DWeb Security Appliance
- EIncident Response
How the community answered
(30 responses)- B93% (28)
- D3% (1)
- E3% (1)
Explanation
There appears to be a mismatch between the question description and the marked answer that's worth flagging before you study this incorrectly.
The description in the question - integrating deep expertise, leading threat intelligence, and advanced analytics to detect and investigate threats with speed and accuracy - is a textbook definition of Active Threat Analytics (C), not Data Loss Prevention (B).
Here's why each option actually maps:
- C. Active Threat Analytics - This is the correct functional match. ATA is a managed security service built around continuous monitoring, threat intelligence feeds, and expert-led investigation, precisely what the question describes.
- B. Data Loss Prevention - DLP focuses on preventing sensitive data from leaving an organization (exfiltration control), not on detecting/investigating threats. It doesn't align with the description.
- A. Opportunity Incentive Program - A partner/sales program, not a security service.
- D. Web Security Appliance - A hardware/software product for filtering web traffic, not a managed analytics service.
- E. Incident Response - A reactive process after a breach is confirmed, not a continuous detection/analytics service.
Recommendation: Verify this answer key against your official study material. If the answer is truly B in your course's context, look for a vendor-specific definition where "DLP" is being used as an umbrella term - but as written, the question describes Active Threat Analytics.
Memory tip: Think Analytics → Active Threat Analytics. Anything that "detects, investigates, and hunts" = analytics. Anything that "blocks data leaving" = DLP.
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