Question 270
An incident review documented this traffic monitoring exposure: A SOC has backbone bandwidth charts but cannot link suspicious flows to source and destination identities. The response team proposed only “Assume total interface bytes identify a malicious caller” and the weakness would remain. Which finding MOST accurately explains why this measure is inadequate?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Aggregate utilization lacks per-flow attribution. The relevant alternative is aggregate utilization lacks per-flow attribution.
Incorrect Answers
Ordinary routing does not perform protocol translation. That does not establish aggregate utilization lacks per-flow attribution.
App secrets do not control routing. The actual criticized measure is aggregate utilization lacks per-flow attribution.
This describes the limitation of a different proposed action (Store unsynchronized logs without timestamps); it does not identify the main defect in Assume total interface bytes identify a malicious caller.






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