Certified Implementation Specialist - Security Incident Response

To make a playbook appear for a Security Incident using Flow Designer, the trigger must be set to conditions that match the security incident. This ensures that the playbook is invoked automatically when those specific conditions are met.

Calculator Groups are used to ensure that only one calculator from the group will run. This is useful when you have multiple calculators that perform similar functions, and you want to avoid duplicate calculations or conflicts. By grouping them, you can control that only one calculator will be executed based on certain conditions or priorities.

An event is the term used to describe any observable occurrence. This is because an event refers to any incident or situation that can be noticed and potentially monitored over time. Other terms like incident or alert are more specific and context-based, whereas event is more general and broadly applicable.

The severity field of a security incident is primarily influenced by three factors: the impact, urgency, and priority of the incident. Impact refers to the extent of damage or disruption caused by the incident, urgency determines how quickly the incident needs to be addressed, and priority ranks the importance of addressing the incident in comparison to other issues. These factors collectively help in assessing the severity level of the incident, ensuring that it is managed appropriately and that resources are allocated effectively to mitigate any potential damage.

The Risk Score is calculated by using an arithmetic mean. This method involves averaging the weights assigned to various risk factors to arrive at a single risk score value.