Which of the following reasons does penetration tester needs to have a customer's point-of - contact information available at all time? (Select THREE).

The correct answer is A. To report indicators of compromise C. To report critical findings F. To report a server that becomes unresponsive. A penetration tester will want to immediately report more serious issues with the client directly. Some of these will be documented in the report to the client at the end of testing; however, there are a few times when a penetration tester should call the client immediately…

Engagement management

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ATo report indicators of compromise
BTo report findings that cannot be exploited
CTo report critical findings
DTo report the latest published exploits
ETo update payment information
FTo report a server that becomes unresponsive
GTo update the statement o( work
HTo report a cracked password

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A
88% (35)
B
3% (1)
E
3% (1)
G
8% (3)

Explanation

A penetration tester will want to immediately report more serious issues with the client directly. Some of these will be documented in the report to the client at the end of testing; however, there are a few times when a penetration tester should call the client immediately, and they are as follows: to report any critical findings, report any indicators of compromise, or to report if the server becomes unresponsive to the testing.

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