Questions

Which of the following are examples of issues that Mandiant Attack Surface Management (ASM) can identify?

 

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• Vulnerabilities
• Misconfigurations
• Expired Certificates
• Disabled Endpoint Solution

 

In Attack Surface Management, what is a seed?

 

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• A foothold where an attacker might gain entry to an environment
• A specific piece of software running on an entity
• A zip file downloaded to an endpoint
• A starting point for discovery

 

Which tab in the Mandiant Attack Surface Management (ASM) interface provides a high level exportable executive summary of the ASM solution’s findings?

 

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• Insights
• Big Picture
• Executive Review
• 30,000 Foot View

 

Mandiant Attack Surface Management (ASM) discovers technologies using what method?

 

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• Secure SHell (SSH) prompt scanning
• Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) query
• Banner scanning
• Fingerprinting

 

When does Mandiant Attack Surface Management (ASM) require some form of authentication for discovery?

 

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• Insider Threat
• When integrating into Cloud Assets or third party tools
• Always
• Never

 

Mandiant Attack Surface Management (ASM) supports scanning for vulnerability exploitation that was demonstrated during the SolarWinds events publicized in December 2020. What kind of vulnerability exploitation was it?

 

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• Supply chain attack
• Phishing attack
• RAT-based attack
• Insider threat