IBM P2150-870 Technical Sales Foundations for IBM Security Intelligence and Analytics V1 Online Training
IBM P2150-870 Online Training
The questions for P2150-870 were last updated at Nov 19,2024.
- Exam Code: P2150-870
- Exam Name: Technical Sales Foundations for IBM Security Intelligence and Analytics V1
- Certification Provider: IBM
- Latest update: Nov 19,2024
What does QRadar Network Insight (QNI) create?
- A . An Offense from Events.
- B . A demilitarized zone from Apple Airport data.
- C . OSI Layer 7 packet from OSI Layer 3 flow information.
- D . IPFIX records with deep security content from SPAN or TAN port data.
What does QRadar Network Insight (QNI) create?
- A . An Offense from Events.
- B . A demilitarized zone from Apple Airport data.
- C . OSI Layer 7 packet from OSI Layer 3 flow information.
- D . IPFIX records with deep security content from SPAN or TAN port data.
What does QRadar Network Insight (QNI) create?
- A . An Offense from Events.
- B . A demilitarized zone from Apple Airport data.
- C . OSI Layer 7 packet from OSI Layer 3 flow information.
- D . IPFIX records with deep security content from SPAN or TAN port data.
What does QRadar Network Insight (QNI) create?
- A . An Offense from Events.
- B . A demilitarized zone from Apple Airport data.
- C . OSI Layer 7 packet from OSI Layer 3 flow information.
- D . IPFIX records with deep security content from SPAN or TAN port data.
What does QRadar Network Insight (QNI) create?
- A . An Offense from Events.
- B . A demilitarized zone from Apple Airport data.
- C . OSI Layer 7 packet from OSI Layer 3 flow information.
- D . IPFIX records with deep security content from SPAN or TAN port data.
What does QRadar Network Insight (QNI) create?
- A . An Offense from Events.
- B . A demilitarized zone from Apple Airport data.
- C . OSI Layer 7 packet from OSI Layer 3 flow information.
- D . IPFIX records with deep security content from SPAN or TAN port data.
What are offenses used for?
- A . To track the time spent investigating incidents by an Analyst.
- B . To provide incident statistics based on rule group membership.
- C . To bundle information about a suspicious activity, including events and flows.
- D . To allow the Historical Correlation engine to check for previous occurrences of security incidents
What are offenses used for?
- A . To track the time spent investigating incidents by an Analyst.
- B . To provide incident statistics based on rule group membership.
- C . To bundle information about a suspicious activity, including events and flows.
- D . To allow the Historical Correlation engine to check for previous occurrences of security incidents
What are offenses used for?
- A . To track the time spent investigating incidents by an Analyst.
- B . To provide incident statistics based on rule group membership.
- C . To bundle information about a suspicious activity, including events and flows.
- D . To allow the Historical Correlation engine to check for previous occurrences of security incidents