Following an influx of fileless malware alerts detected by an Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution, a Security Operations Center (SOC) team is refining an automated Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) playbook. During initial testing, a high-severity alert triggered the playbook to automatically isolate a primary Domain Controller, causing a critical network outage. Which playbook design modification BEST balances rapid threat containment with enterprise operational resilience to prevent future accidental outages?
- Implement conditional evaluation of asset tags to mandate manual analyst approval before executing host isolation on critical infrastructure.Cevap
- BLower the playbook trigger threshold to execute automated network isolation on all hosts indiscriminately upon any medium or high severity alert.
- CReplace the automated host isolation action with a script that generates a detective log tag within the SIEM to complete the incident response workflow.
- DConfigure the SOAR API integration to grant the orchestration service account full domain administrative rights to bypass host-level authentication checks.
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Implement conditional evaluation of asset tags to mandate manual analyst approval before executing host isolation on critical infrastructure.
Implementing conditional evaluation of asset tags—mandating analyst approval prior to isolating critical systems like Domain Controllers while permitting automatic containment for standard endpoints—strikes the correct balance between rapid threat mitigation and enterprise system availability.
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SOAR Automated Response Playbook Design and Asset-Aware Containment Logic