A security analyst at a global logistics firm is reviewing central SIEM authentication logs following an automated threat alert. The log snippet reveals the following sequential events:
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[08:15:02 UTC] IdP_SSO SUCCESS User: [email protected] Src_IP: 198.51.100.45 (New York, US) Auth: SAML+FIDO2
[08:16:35 UTC] Legacy_VPN SUCCESS User: [email protected] Src_IP: 203.0.113.88 (London, UK) Auth: RADIUS/PAP
[08:18:10 UTC] PAM_Gateway ALERT User: [email protected] Direct SSH attempt to Core_DB bypassing PAM proxy
Based on these logs, which of the following measures should the security team implement to contain the threat and mitigate the underlying operational IAM vulnerability? (Select TWO.)
- Investigate potential credential harvesting or session hijacking indicated by the impossible travel time anomaly between authentication events.Cevap
- Deprecate legacy authentication protocols that bypass cloud Identity Provider (IdP) conditional access policies and multi-factor authentication (MFA).Cevap
- CReconfigure perimeter firewall rules to automatically trust legacy VPN connections originating from known remote management IP pools.
- DModify the user's authorization privilege level in Active Directory to prevent the SIEM from triggering alerts during legacy protocol sign-ins.
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The security team must investigate potential credential harvesting or session hijacking indicated by the impossible travel anomaly, and deprecate legacy authentication protocols that bypass IdP conditional access and MFA controls.
The correct measures are analyzing the impossible travel anomaly (New York to London in 93 seconds) to detect compromised credentials or session theft, and disabling legacy authentication protocols (RADIUS/PAP) that allow threat actors to circumvent conditional access and MFA controls enforced by modern IdPs.
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Identity and Access Management Operations Log Correlation and Legacy Protocol Hardening