FCSS_ADA_AR-6.7 · Question #52
Refer to the exhibit. Consider a custom lookup table MalwareIPList. An analyst constructed an analytic query to reference the MalwareIPList lookup table. What is the outcome of the analytic query?
The correct answer is B. The analyst receives an error because the LookupTableGet function can be used only in display. The LookupTableGet function is designed to enrich event data by referencing a lookup table. However, it cannot be used directly in analytic queries for filtering data before processing. Instead, it is meant to be applied as a display filter to enhance results after retrieval…
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Refer to the exhibit. Consider a custom lookup table MalwareIPList. An analyst constructed an analytic query to reference the MalwareIPList lookup table. What is the outcome of the analytic query?
Exhibit
Options
- AThe IP address from permitted traffic with a confidence score of 98 is displayed.
- BThe analyst receives an error because the LookupTableGet function can be used only in display
- CThe value for the LookupTableGet function in the analytic search can be either true or false.
- DThe permitted traffic IP address from the Phishing category is displayed.
How the community answered
(16 responses)- A19% (3)
- B69% (11)
- C6% (1)
- D6% (1)
Explanation
The LookupTableGet function is designed to enrich event data by referencing a lookup table. However, it cannot be used directly in analytic queries for filtering data before processing. Instead, it is meant to be applied as a display filter to enhance results after retrieval. In the given query, LookupTableGet(MalwareIPList : Source IP : Confidence) >= 87 is being used in a filter condition, which leads to an error because the function is not valid in this context. It should be applied after the data is retrieved, not as a pre-processing filter.
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