Exam 312-49v10 topic 1 question 386 discussion

The correct answer is A. Bayesian Correlation. Bayesian Correlation is an advanced event correlation approach that uses statistical analysis and probability theory to predict what an attacker is likely to do next, based on historical data and real-time events. It uses only two variables: probability (the likelihood of an event occurring) and conditional probability (the probability of an event occurring given a specific condition). The other options are not correct: B. Vulnerability-Based Approach: Focuses on identifying potential vulnerabilities and correlating events based on exploit likelihood. C. Rule-Based Approach: Uses predefined rules to correlate events, based on specific conditions and actions. D. Route Correlation: Not a known event correlation approach.

The advanced correlation method that assumes and predicts what an attacker can do next by studying statistics and probability, and uses only two variables, is: A. Bayesian Correlation Bayesian correlation utilizes statistical probabilities to predict potential future actions or attacks based on past data and correlations between variables.