PT0-002 · Question #53
Which of the following BEST describes why a client would hold a lessons-learned meeting with the penetration-testing team?
The correct answer is C. To determine any processes that failed to meet expectations during the assessment. When you debrief within the penetration test team, you are likely to uncover things that did or did not work well. You can use this information to influence how you conduct future tests. The primary goal of drafting a lessons learned report (LLR) or after-action report (AAR) is…
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Which of the following BEST describes why a client would hold a lessons-learned meeting with the penetration-testing team?
Options
- ATo provide feedback on the report structure and recommend improvements
- BTo discuss the findings and dispute any false positives
- CTo determine any processes that failed to meet expectations during the assessment
- DTo ensure the penetration-testing team destroys all company data that was gathered during the
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A8% (3)
- C90% (36)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
When you debrief within the penetration test team, you are likely to uncover things that did or did not work well. You can use this information to influence how you conduct future tests. The primary goal of drafting a lessons learned report (LLR) or after-action report (AAR) is to improve your PenTest processes and tools.
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