Therefore, the statement "Sophos Central XDR is included in the Intercept X Advanced with MTR

Standard license" is true.

Where can you view detailed information about all threats that have been detected on protected
endpoints? Device Details page Device Summary page Threat Analysis Center Central Admin
dashboard
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You can view detailed information about all threats that have been detected on protected
endpoints through the Threat Analysis Center in the Sophos Central Admin dashboard.

The Threat Analysis Center is a comprehensive security management console in Sophos Central
that provides detailed information about threats detected on protected endpoints, including the
type of threat, the affected device(s), the severity of the threat, and other relevant details. It also
allows you to investigate and respond to security incidents by providing various response options
such as quarantining affected files, cleaning up infections, and blocking malicious websites.

To access the Threat Analysis Center, you need to log in to the Sophos Central Admin dashboard,
go to the "Reports and Discovery" section, and select "Threat Analysis". From there, you can view
all detected threats and take appropriate actions to respond to them.
How can you protect an application whilst excluding the application from specific exploit
scanning? Scanning exclusion Process exclusion Exploit mitigation exclusion Device Isolation
exclusion
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To protect an application while excluding it from specific exploit scanning, you can create an
exploit mitigation exclusion in the Sophos Endpoint Protection policy.

Exploit mitigation is a feature of Sophos Endpoint Protection that helps protect against zero-day
attacks and other advanced threats by preventing exploits from taking advantage of
vulnerabilities in applications or the operating system. However, in some cases, you may want to
exclude certain applications from exploit scanning to avoid compatibility issues or other conflicts.

To create an exploit mitigation exclusion for an application, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Sophos Central Admin console and go to the "Policies" section.
2. Select the Endpoint Protection policy that you want to edit.
3. Go to the "Exploit Mitigation" section and click "Configure".
4. In the "Exploit Mitigation Configuration" window, click "Add".
5. Enter the name and path of the application that you want to exclude from exploit
scanning.
6. Under "Exclusion Type", select "Exploit Mitigation Exclusion".
7. Under "Mitigation Type", select the specific exploit mitigation technique that you want to
exclude for the application.
8. Click "Save" to create the exclusion.
By creating an exploit mitigation exclusion for an application, you can protect the application
while excluding it from specific exploit scanning. This can help ensure that your applications
remain secure without compromising their functionality or compatibility with other software.
How can you protect an application whilst excluding the application from specific exploit
scanning? 1. Scanning exclusion 2. Process exclusion 3.Exploit mitigation exclusion 4. Device
Isolation exclusion
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To protect an application while excluding it from specific exploit scanning, you can create an
exploit mitigation exclusion in the Sophos Endpoint Protection policy.

Exploit mitigation is a feature of Sophos Endpoint Protection that helps protect against zero-day
attacks and other advanced threats by preventing exploits from taking advantage of
vulnerabilities in applications or the operating system. However, in some cases, you may want to
exclude certain applications from exploit scanning to avoid compatibility issues or other conflicts.

To create an exploit mitigation exclusion for an application, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Sophos Central Admin console and go to the "Policies" section.
2. Select the Endpoint Protection policy that you want to edit.
3. Go to the "Exploit Mitigation" section and click "Configure".
4. In the "Exploit Mitigation Configuration" window, click "Add".
5. Enter the name and path of the application that you want to exclude from exploit
scanning.
6. Under "Exclusion Type", select "Exploit Mitigation Exclusion".
7. Under "Mitigation Type", select the specific exploit mitigation technique that you want to
exclude for the application.
8. Click "Save" to create the exclusion.

By creating an exploit mitigation exclusion for an application, you can protect the application
while excluding it from specific exploit scanning. This can help ensure that your applications
remain secure without compromising their functionality or compatibility with other software.
When are alerts created in Sophos Central? When an action is required Only for selected event
types For all high-level events Only for detections For all medium and high-level events
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In Sophos Central, alerts are created when an action is required, such as when a threat is
detected, a policy is violated, or an endpoint requires attention. The types of events that trigger
alerts can be configured in the policy settings, and typically include high-level events such as
malware detections, web filtering violations, and device encryption issues.

Sophos Central allows you to customize the alert settings for each policy, so you can choose
which events trigger alerts and how those alerts are delivered. You can also configure notification
rules to route alerts to specific users or groups based on severity level, category, or other criteria.
Overall, Sophos Central alerts are designed to help you stay informed about potential threats or
issues on your network and take action quickly to address them. By configuring the alert settings
to suit your specific needs, you can ensure that you are notified promptly of any events that
require attention and can respond accordingly.
Which 2 of these methods are supported for Sophos Central multi-factor authentication? QR
Code Software Token SMS text message Google/Sophos Authenticator
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Sophos Central supports multiple methods for multi-factor authentication (MFA), including the
following:

1. QR code
2. Software token
3. SMS text message
4. Google/Sophos Authenticator

These methods provide additional layers of security to help protect your Sophos Central account
from unauthorized access. The QR code method involves scanning a code with your smartphone,
while the software token method uses an app to generate a unique code that you enter during
the login process. The SMS text message method sends a one-time code to your phone, and the
Google/Sophos Authenticator method uses an app to generate a code that you enter during
login.

By enabling MFA for your Sophos Central account and selecting the appropriate method(s), you
can enhance the security of your organization's data and resources and help prevent
unauthorized access to sensitive information.
Which 2 of these methods are supported for Sophos Central multi-factor authentication? a.QR
Code b.Software Token c.SMS text message d.Google/Sophos Authenticator
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Sophos Central supports multiple methods for multi-factor authentication (MFA), including the
following:

a. QR code b. Software token c. SMS text message d. Google/Sophos Authenticator

These methods provide additional layers of security to help protect your Sophos Central account
from unauthorized access. The QR code method involves scanning a code with your smartphone,
while the software token method uses an app to generate a unique code that you enter during
the login process. The SMS text message method sends a one-time code to your phone, and the
Google/Sophos Authenticator method uses an app to generate a code that you enter during
login.

By enabling
Which TCP port is used for Sophos Central updating?
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Sophos Central uses TCP port 443 for updating. This is the standard port used for HTTPS
communication and is used for all secure web traffic in Sophos Central. When an endpoint or
server communicates with the Sophos Central infrastructure to download updates