A Security Operations Center (SOC) analyst detects suspicious internal SMB traffic and administrative share creation originating from an HR workstation after business hours. Further inspection reveals that the host is actively communicating with an external command-and-control (C2) server. According to standard incident response frameworks, which of the following actions should the incident response team perform during the Containment phase? (Select TWO.)
- Disconnect the host from the network by disabling its network interface or isolating its switch port.Cevap
- BRe-image the host operating system immediately and restore data from the latest clean backup.
- Apply temporary network access control rules to block outbound traffic from the workstation to the suspected C2 IP address.Cevap
- DReconfigure perimeter firewall rules to block all inbound HTTP and HTTPS connections across the enterprise.
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The incident response team should disconnect the host from the network by disabling its network interface or isolating its switch port, and apply temporary network access control rules to block outbound traffic from the workstation to the suspected C2 IP address.
During the Containment phase of incident response, the primary goal is to isolate affected systems and prevent lateral movement or data exfiltration while preserving system state for volatile memory capture. Disabling the workstation network connection and blocking outbound connections to the external C2 address accomplish effective, targeted containment.
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