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C1000-163 · Question #106

What are the search options available for searching offense data on the By Networks page?

The correct answer is C. Source IP, Destination IP, Events/Flows, and Magnitude. Option C is correct because the By Networks page in IBM QRadar focuses on network-level offense analysis, and its search fields are Source IP, Destination IP, Events/Flows, and Magnitude - the four fields that let analysts filter offenses by traffic endpoints, volume of…

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Question

What are the search options available for searching offense data on the By Networks page?

Options

  • ASource IP, Magnitude, VA Risk, and Domain
  • BDomain, Destination IP, Magnitude, and Events/Flows
  • CSource IP, Destination IP, Events/Flows, and Magnitude
  • DNetwork, Magnitude, VA Risk, and Events/Flows

How the community answered

(25 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • C
    80% (20)
  • D
    12% (3)

Explanation

Option C is correct because the By Networks page in IBM QRadar focuses on network-level offense analysis, and its search fields are Source IP, Destination IP, Events/Flows, and Magnitude - the four fields that let analysts filter offenses by traffic endpoints, volume of activity, and severity.

  • Option A is wrong because it includes VA Risk and Domain, neither of which are search fields on the By Networks page; VA Risk belongs to vulnerability-related views.
  • Option B is wrong because Domain is not a search option on this page, and it swaps Source IP for Domain.
  • Option D is wrong because it lists Network (which is the column you're grouping by, not a search filter) and VA Risk, which again belongs elsewhere.

Memory tip: Think "SDEM" - Source IP, Destination IP, Events/Flows, Magnitude. These four fields describe who sent it, who received it, how much traffic, and how bad it is - exactly what you need when investigating offenses by network.

Topics

#offense search#network data filtering#QRadar UI navigation#search parameters

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