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CREST Practitioner Threat Intelligence Analyst Sample Questions:

1. What is the correct sequence of steps involved in scheduling a threat intelligence program?
1. Review the project charter
2. Identify all deliverables
3. Identify the sequence of activities
4. Identify task dependencies
5. Develop the final schedule
6. Estimate duration of each activity
7. Identify and estimate resources for all activities
8. Define all activities
9. Build a work breakdown structure (WBS)

A) 3-->4-->5-->2-->1-->9-->8-->7-->6
B) 1-->9-->2-->8-->3-->7-->4-->6-->5
C) 1-->2-->3-->4-->5-->6-->7-->8-->9
D) 1-->2-->3-->4-->5-->6-->9-->8-->7

2. Sam. an employee of a multinational company, sends emails to third-party organizations with a spoofed email address of his organization. How can you categorize this type of incident?

A) Unauthorized access incident.
B) Network intrusion incident
C) Denial-of-service incicent
D) Inappropriate usage incident

3. Eric who is an incident responder is working on developing incident-handling plans and procedures. As part of this process, he is performing analysis on the organizational network to generate a report and to develop policies based on the acquired results.
Which of the following tools will help him in analyzing network and its related traffic?

A) FaceNiff
B) Wireshark
C) Burp Suite
D) Whois

4. Which of the following GPG18 and Forensic readiness planning (SPF) principles states that "organizations should adopt a scenario based Forensic Readiness Planning approach that learns from experience gained within the business"?

A) Principle 3
B) Principle 5
C) Principle 2
D) Principle 7

5. Steve works as an analyst in a UK-based firm. He was asked to perform network monitoring to find any evidence of compromise. During the network monitoring, he came to know that there are multiple logins from different locations in a short time span. Moreover, he also observed certain irregular log in patterns from locations where the organization does not have business relations. This resembles that somebody is trying to steal confidential information.
Which of the following key indicators of compromise does this scenario present?

A) Unexpected patching of systems
B) Geographical anomalies
C) Unusual outbound network traffic
D) Unusual activity through privileged user account

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