350-201 Question 94
Select 3Your organization uses Cisco SecureX and Cisco Secure Network Analytics to monitor network traffic and detect potential threats. Recently, there has been an increase in zero-day attacks targeting your infrastructure. To enhance detection capabilities, the security team wants to leverage AI-driven threat intelligence. Which actions should the team take to effectively apply AI-driven threat intelligence using Cisco tools?
- A
Integrate Cisco Talos threat intelligence feeds into Cisco SecureX for automated response.
- B
Enable machine learning-based anomaly detection in Cisco Secure Network Analytics.
- C
Manually analyze every alert generated by Cisco SecureX to identify AI-driven insights.
- D
Use SecureX orchestration workflows to automate threat mitigation based on AI insights.
- E
Disable AI-driven features to focus solely on static rule-based detection.
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Correct answers: A, B, D
Explanation
To apply AI-driven threat intelligence effectively, the security team must leverage tools like Cisco Talos for actionable insights, enable machine learning-based detection in Cisco Secure Network Analytics, and automate responses using SecureX orchestration. These actions enhance threat detection, reduce response times, and provide scalable solutions to combat complex threats like zero-day attacks.
- A. Correct.
Integrating Cisco Talos threat intelligence feeds into Cisco SecureX allows your organization to leverage one of the most comprehensive threat intelligence databases. This enhances detection and response capabilities.
- B. Correct.
Enabling machine learning-based anomaly detection in Cisco Secure Network Analytics helps identify unusual patterns or behaviors that may indicate a zero-day attack.
- C. Incorrect.
Manually analyzing every alert is not practical or efficient, especially when leveraging AI-driven tools designed to automate and streamline the process.
- D. Correct.
Using SecureX orchestration workflows to automate threat mitigation ensures faster and more consistent responses, taking advantage of AI-driven insights.
- E. Incorrect.
Disabling AI-driven features negates the benefits of dynamic and proactive threat detection, which is critical for zero-day attacks.