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CCFR-201 Exam - Question 54


What does pivoting to an Event Search from a detection do?

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Correct Answer: B

Pivoting to an Event Search from a detection takes you to the raw Insight event data and provides you with a number of Event Actions. This allows for a detailed investigation by accessing the basic event data and performing various event-specific actions to examine the detection further.

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sbag0024Option: B
Jan 31, 2024

The answer is B. When you click on Full Detection data and then the 3 dots, you can pivot to Event Seach where you land on the raw data info where you can select "Event Actions" which there are a number of them to select. Going with B

wildbandanaOption: D
Dec 14, 2023

right one is D

jdilliway
Feb 2, 2024

You're wrong. It's B.

jdilliwayOption: B
Feb 2, 2024

Agreed with sbag0024. The correct answer is 'B'. When investigating a detection, there will be a magnifying glass icon. Hovering and selecting 'Event Search' will open the Splunk equivalent search engine, exposing all of the raw data from the 'aid' and 'treeIdDecimal'.

alanalanalanOption: B
May 22, 2024

Answer agree with B