A security analyst monitoring a Linux web server notices an alert indicating an unauthorized process was spawned in memory following a web application exploit. The process is actively attempting to establish outbound command-and-control (C2) communication. To minimize impact, the security analyst must stop the adversary's lateral movement and communication immediately without powering down the host or losing volatile RAM evidence. Which of the following EDR features best fulfills this requirement?
- Initiating agent-based network isolation on the host to sever non-management network traffic while leaving the endpoint powered onCevap
- BUpdating edge perimeter firewall access control lists to block incoming HTTP requests to the web server
- CPushing updated static antivirus hash signatures to quarantine the malicious binary on disk
- DCreating manual iptables host firewall rules on the compromised server to block the destination C2 port
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Initiating agent-based network isolation on the host to sever non-management network traffic while leaving the endpoint powered on is the correct action.
The correct answer leverages EDR agent host network isolation. This capability restricts network traffic at the endpoint driver level, blocking all unauthorized inbound and outbound network connections while maintaining a secure management tunnel for security analysts to collect forensic artifacts such as volatile memory (RAM).
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Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) Host Isolation
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