Practice Test Question-Incident Response

Practice Test Question-Incident Response

Practice Test Question-Incident Response

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Patrick is investigating a security incident. He believes that the incident is originating from a single system on the Internet and targeting multiple systems on his network. What control could he put in place to stop the incident as quickly as possible?

A. Host firewall rule
B. Operating system update
C. DDoS Mitigation
D. Network Firewall Rule

Correct Answer: D

The attack in question could be most quickly stopped with a network firewall rule blocking all traffic from the origin system. Host firewall rules would also address the issue but would be more time-consuming to create on every system. An operating system update would not stop attack traffic, making it another incorrect answer. There is also no indication that a DDoS attack is underway, so a DDoS mitigation service would not be helpful.

 

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