SPLK-5003

SPLK-5003 practice questions, page 4 of 5, with answer review and explanations.

Question 16

A cybersecurity team is looking to leverage DevSecOps best practices. They want to test new security policies with a small subset of users while monitoring for unusual access patterns or failures.Which of the following techniques will support this? (Choose all that apply.)

  1. Infrastructure-as-Code
  2. Blue-Green Deployments
  3. Canary Releases
  4. Automated Rollbacks

Question 17

Carter is an architect at an organization drafting design and support documents for a net new SOAR deployment.What does Carter have to take into consideration? (Choose all that apply.)

  1. SOAR deployment can connect to the required destinations.
  2. Write a request for proposal.
  3. The organization has an agreed upon RACI.
  4. RBAC controls have been properly defined.

Question 18

Brian is a security architect at an organization and wants to test the efficacy of the security controls currently being used.Which of the following is the best way this can be achieved?

  1. Establish a Red vs Blue program
  2. Establish a Red vs Purple program
  3. Establish a Blue vs Blue program
  4. Establish a Blue vs Purple program

Question 19

Which of the following best explains how quantifying the financial impact of a cybersecurity incident can help justify and secure additional budget for the cybersecurity team? (Choose all that apply.)

  1. It demonstrates the potential cost savings by preventing incidents, making a strong business case for increased funding.
  2. It indicates that only technical improvements matter, not financial considerations.
  3. It shows that cybersecurity incidents are unavoidable, so additional budget is necessary.
  4. It highlights that cybersecurity spending should be reduced to save costs.

Question 20

How can an organization’s identity and access management (IAM) architecture enable security orchestration?

  1. IAM system logs provide valuable alerts for security orchestration.
  2. Allows normal users to bypass IAM controls for faster response to authentication and authorizations.
  3. Provides granular permissions to automate disabling accounts, resetting passwords, or changing privileges.
  4. Performs changes to IAM system settings to alter authentication methods.