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C1000-156 · Question #14

An administrator receives a file with all the vital assets in the company and wants to import this file into QRadar. How must this import file be formatted?

The correct answer is A. CSV file in the format: IP address. Name, Weight. Description. When importing vital asset information into IBM QRadar SIEM V7.5, the import file must be formatted as a CSV file with the following structure: Format: CSV (Comma-Separated Values) Fields: The required fields are IP address, Name, Weight, and Description. IP address: The IP…

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Question

An administrator receives a file with all the vital assets in the company and wants to import this file into QRadar. How must this import file be formatted?

Options

  • ACSV file in the format: IP address. Name, Weight. Description
  • BJSON file in the format: IP address. Name, Weight, Domain
  • CXML file in the format: IP address. Name, Weight, Domain
  • DXLS file in the format: IP address, Name. Weight, Description

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Explanation

When importing vital asset information into IBM QRadar SIEM V7.5, the import file must be formatted as a CSV file with the following structure: Format: CSV (Comma-Separated Values) Fields: The required fields are IP address, Name, Weight, and Description. IP address: The IP address of the asset. Name: The name of the asset. Weight: A numerical value representing the importance or criticality of the asset. Description: A brief description of the asset. This format ensures that QRadar can correctly parse and import the asset information, integrating it into its asset database for further analysis and correlation.

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#asset import#CSV format#asset management

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