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Cisco 200-201 Exam Syllabus Topics:

SectionWeightObjectives
Topic 1: Host-Based Analysis20%- Explain role of attribution in investigations
- Detect unauthorized access and system compromise
- Compare tampered and untampered disk images
- Identify log types and sources
- Describe operating system components
- Describe endpoint security technologies
- Analyze OS, application, and command-line logs
- Interpret malware analysis tool output
Topic 2: Network Intrusion Analysis20%- Use basic regular expressions
- Map events to source technologies
  • 1. NetFlow
    • 2. IDS/IPS
      • 3. Firewall
        - Identify intrusions and anomalies in packet captures
        - Analyze transactional data in network traffic
        - Compare deep packet inspection, filtering, and stateful firewall
        - Compare inline traffic interrogation and monitoring
        Topic 3: Security Concepts20%- Compare security deployments
        • 1. Network, endpoint, and application security systems
          • 2. SIEM, SOAR, and log management
            • 3. Agentless and agent-based protections
              • 4. Legacy antivirus and antimalware
                • 5. Cloud security deployments
                  • 6. Container and virtual environments
                    - Compare access control models
                    • 1. Nondiscretionary access control
                      • 2. Mandatory access control
                        • 3. Authentication, authorization, accounting
                          • 4. Discretionary access control
                            - Compare security concepts
                            • 1. Risk, threat, vulnerability, exploit
                              - Compare rule-based, behavioral, and statistical detection
                              - Identify challenges of data visibility
                              - Describe security terms
                              • 1. Threat intelligence
                                • 2. Principle of least privilege
                                  • 3. Zero trust
                                    • 4. Reverse engineering
                                      • 5. Threat actor
                                        • 6. Malware analysis
                                          • 7. Sliding window anomaly detection
                                            • 8. Run book automation
                                              • 9. Threat intelligence platform
                                                • 10. Threat hunting
                                                  - Interpret 5-tuple approach
                                                  - Describe the CIA triad
                                                  - Describe principles of defense-in-depth strategy
                                                  Topic 4: Security Policies and Procedures15%- Apply incident handling process
                                                  • 1. Containment, eradication, recovery
                                                    • 2. Preparation
                                                      • 3. Detection and analysis
                                                        • 4. Post-incident analysis
                                                          - Describe security management concepts
                                                          - Describe server profiling and data protection
                                                          - Explain compliance and data privacy requirements
                                                          - Explain incident response plan elements (NIST SP800-61)
                                                          Topic 5: Security Monitoring25%- Classify network and application attacks
                                                          - Classify endpoint-based attacks
                                                          - Compare attack surface and vulnerability concepts
                                                          - Identify certificate components and security impact
                                                          - Use data types in security monitoring
                                                          - Identify suspicious patterns and anomalies
                                                          - Interpret logs, alerts, and telemetry data
                                                          - Describe social engineering attacks

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                                                          Cisco Understanding Cisco Cybersecurity Operations Fundamentals Sample Questions (Q411-Q416):

                                                          NEW QUESTION # 411
                                                          An employee received an email from a colleague's address asking for the password for the domain controller.
                                                          The employee noticed a missing letter within the sender's address. What does this incident describe?

                                                          Answer: D

                                                          Explanation:
                                                          Social engineering is a tactic used by attackers to manipulate individuals into divulging confidential information, such as passwords. In this scenario, the attacker is impersonating a colleague by using a similar email address with a missing letter, attempting to trick the employee into revealing sensitive information.


                                                          NEW QUESTION # 412
                                                          A developer is working on a project using a Linux tool that enables writing processes to obtain these required results:
                                                          * If the process is unsuccessful, a negative value is returned.
                                                          * If the process is successful, 0 value is returned to the child process, and the process ID is sent to the parent process.
                                                          Which component results from this operation?

                                                          Answer: A

                                                          Explanation:
                                                          There are two tasks with specially distinguished process IDs: swapper or sched has process ID 0 and is responsible for paging, and is actually part of the kernel rather than a normal user-mode process. Process ID 1 is usually the init process primarily responsible for starting and shutting down the system. Originally, process ID 1 was not specifically reserved for init by any technical measures: it simply had this ID as a natural consequence of being the first process invoked by the kernel. More recent Unix systems typically have additional kernel components visible as 'processes', in which case PID 1 is actively reserved for the init process to maintain consistency with older systems


                                                          NEW QUESTION # 413
                                                          What makes HTTPS traffic difficult to monitor?

                                                          Answer: A

                                                          Explanation:
                                                          HTTPS uses SSL/TLS encryption to secure data transmission over the internet. This encryption makes it difficult to monitor HTTPS traffic because the data packets are encrypted making them unreadable to anyone trying to intercept or monitor the data without proper decryption keys. References := Cisco CyberOps Associate


                                                          NEW QUESTION # 414
                                                          Which action matches the weaponization step of the Cyber Kill Chain Model?

                                                          Answer: C


                                                          NEW QUESTION # 415
                                                          Refer to the exhibit. What kind of activity occurs in the network?

                                                          Answer: A

                                                          Explanation:
                                                          In the exhibit, we see a DNS request over UDP (User Datagram Protocol) from the source IP
                                                          10.164.19.78 to the destination IP 88.71.128.11, which is on port 53. DNS typically uses UDP for its requests and responses. The key factor here is the use of UDP on port 53, which suggests DNS traffic.
                                                          A DNS flood is a type of Denial of Service (DoS) attack where attackers flood a DNS server with a large number of requests, overwhelming the server and potentially making it unable to respond to legitimate queries. In this case, the use of UDP traffic to port 53 could indicate a potential DNS flood attack.


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