Detection and Response tools

The video tutorial introduces SOAR, a stack of technologies for security orchestration, automation, and response, enabling organizations to handle security incidents effectively. It discusses simple solutions that use rules and statistical correlations to convert log entries into actionable information. The tutorial also covers incident response methodologies for managing cyber attacks and provides insights into threat intelligence, which includes information about threats and threat actors.

What does SOAR stand for in the context of security technologies?

• Security Observation and Reporting

• Security Optimization and Recovery

• Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response

• Security Operations and Response

Which of the following is NOT a component of SOAR?

• Encryption

• Response

• Automation

• Security Orchestration

How do simple solutions in security systems transform log entries?

• By using rules and statistical correlation

• By deleting unnecessary data

• By compressing the data

• By encrypting them

What is the primary goal of incident response in cybersecurity?

• To manage and respond to a cyber attack

• To prevent future attacks

• To gather intelligence on competitors

• To upgrade security software

What type of information does threat intelligence provide?

• Information about system vulnerabilities

• Details about network configurations

• Information about threats and threat actors

• Data on user behavior