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PCCSE · Question #235

What is the purpose of Incident Explorer in Prisma Cloud Compute under the "Monitor" section?

The correct answer is D. To correlate individual events to identify potential attacks and provide a sequence of process, file. Incident Explorer in Prisma Cloud Compute is designed to automatically correlate individual audit events (process activity, file system changes, network connections, etc.) into a coherent attack sequence, helping security teams identify potential attacks in progress. Rather than

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Question

What is the purpose of Incident Explorer in Prisma Cloud Compute under the "Monitor" section?

Options

  • ATo store large amounts of forensic data on the host where Console runs to enable a more rapid
  • BTo sort through large amounts of audit data manually in order to identify developing attacks
  • CTo identify and suppress all audit events generated by the defender
  • DTo correlate individual events to identify potential attacks and provide a sequence of process, file

How the community answered

(34 responses)
  • A
    6% (2)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    88% (30)

Explanation

Incident Explorer in Prisma Cloud Compute is designed to automatically correlate individual audit events (process activity, file system changes, network connections, etc.) into a coherent attack sequence, helping security teams identify potential attacks in progress. Rather than requiring analysts to manually sift through raw audit logs (option B), Incident Explorer presents a visual, correlated chain of events that represents a developing or completed attack. Option A incorrectly describes a data storage function, and option C incorrectly states it suppresses audit events - Incident Explorer does the opposite by surfacing and contextualizing them.

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#Prisma Cloud Compute Monitoring#Incident Explorer#Event Correlation#Attack Detection

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