Microsoft Security Operations Analyst Exam (SC-200) Practice Exam
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Microsoft Security Operations Analyst Exam (SC-200) Practice Exam
The Microsoft Security Operations Analyst (SC-200) exam validates your ability to implement and manage security solutions to protect an organization's IT infrastructure in the cloud and on-premises. It assesses your proficiency in various security operations tasks, making you a valuable asset in today's dynamic cybersecurity landscape.
Who should pursue the SC-200 Certification?
This certification is ideal for individuals seeking to:
- Launch or advance their careers in security operations, particularly within the Microsoft ecosystem.
- Demonstrate their skills and knowledge in using Microsoft security solutions to detect, investigate, and respond to security threats.
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of security operations best practices and methodologies.
- Contribute effectively to securing an organization's cloud and on-premises environments.
Key Roles and Responsibilities:
Individuals with the SC-200 certification may be involved in various tasks, including:
- Threat detection and hunting: Utilizing Microsoft security solutions like Microsoft Sentinel and Defender for Cloud to identify and investigate potential security threats.
- Incident response: Participating in the incident response process by collecting evidence, containing threats, and implementing remediation measures.
- Security configuration and management: Configuring and managing various Microsoft security solutions including Microsoft Defender 365, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, and Microsoft Sentinel.
- Security monitoring: Continuously monitoring security events and logs to identify anomalies and potential threats.
- Security automation: Automating security tasks using scripting and tools to streamline operations and improve efficiency.
- Security reporting and analysis: Generating reports and analyzing security data to gain insights and improve security posture.
Exam Details:
- Exam Provider: Microsoft
- Format: Multiple-choice questions and case studies
- Number of Questions: Varies (typically around 40-60)
- Duration: Varies (typically around 150 minutes)
- Passing Score: 700
- Delivery: Testing center or online proctored
Course Outline
The SC-900 exam covers the latest exam updates and topics -
MODULE 1 - Mitigate threats using Microsoft 365 Defender (25-30%)
Detect, investigate, respond, and remediate threats to the production environment by
- using Microsoft Defender for Office 365
- detect, investigate, respond, remediate Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive for Business threats
- detect, investigate, respond, remediate threats to email by using Defender for Office 365
- manage data loss prevention policy alerts
- assess and recommend sensitivity labels
- assess and recommend insider risk policies
Detect, investigate, respond, and remediate endpoint threats by using Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
- manage data retention, alert notification, and advanced features
- configure device attack surface reduction rules
- configure and manage custom detections and alerts
- respond to incidents and alerts
- manage automated investigations and remediations Assess and recommend endpoint
- configurations to reduce and remediate vulnerabilities by using Microsoft’s Threat and Vulnerability Management solution.
- manage Microsoft Defender for Endpoint threat indicators
- analyze Microsoft Defender for Endpoint threat analytics
Detect, investigate, respond, and remediate identity threats
- identify and remediate security risks related to sign-in risk policies
- identify and remediate security risks related to Conditional Access events
- identify and remediate security risks related to Azure Active Directory
- identify and remediate security risks using Secure Score
- identify, investigate, and remediate security risks related to privileged identities
- configure detection alerts in Azure AD Identity Protection
- identify and remediate security risks related to Active Directory Domain Services using Microsoft Defender for Identity
- identify, investigate, and remediate security risks by using Microsoft Cloud Application Security (MCAS)
- configure MCAS to generate alerts and reports to detect threats
Manage cross-domain investigations in Microsoft 365 Defender Portal
- manage incidents across Microsoft 365 Defender products
- manage actions pending approval across products
- perform advanced threat hunting
MODULE 2 - Mitigate threats using Azure Defender (25-30%)
Design and configure an Azure Defender implementation
- plan and configure an Azure Defender workspace
- configure Azure Defender roles
- configure data retention policies
- assess and recommend cloud workload protection
Plan and implement the use of data connectors for ingestion of data sources in Azure Defender
- identify data sources to be ingested for Azure Defender
- configure Automated Onboarding for Azure resources
- connect non-Azure machine onboarding
- connect AWS cloud resources
- connect GCP cloud resources
- configure data collection
Manage Azure Defender alert rules
- validate alert configuration
- setup email notifications
- create and manage alert suppression rules
Configure automation and remediation
- configure automated responses in Azure Security Center
- design and configure playbook in Azure Defender
- remediate incidents by using Azure Defender recommendations
- create an automatic response using an Azure Resource Manager template
Investigate Azure Defender alerts and incidents
- describe alert types for Azure workloads
- manage security alerts
- manage security incidents
- analyze Azure Defender threat intelligence
- respond to Azure Defender for Key Vault alerts
- manage user data discovered during an investigation
MODULE 3 - Mitigate threats using Azure Sentinel (40-45%)
Design and configure an Azure Sentinel workspace
- plan an Azure Sentinel workspace
- configure Azure Sentinel roles
- design Azure Sentinel data storage
- configure Azure Sentinel service security
Plan and Implement the use of Data Connectors for Ingestion of Data Sources in Azure Sentinel
- identify data sources to be ingested for Azure Sentinel
- identify the prerequisites for a data connector
- configure and use Azure Sentinel data connectors
- design Syslog and CEF collections
- design and Configure Windows Events collections
- configure custom threat intelligence connectors
- create custom logs in Azure Log Analytics to store custom data
Manage Azure Sentinel analytics rules
- design and configure analytics rules
- create custom analytics rules to detect threats
- activate Microsoft security analytical rules
- configure connector provided scheduled queries
- configure custom scheduled queries
- define incident creation logic
Configure Security Orchestration Automation and Remediation (SOAR) in Azure Sentinel
- create Azure Sentinel playbooks
- configure rules and incidents to trigger playbooks
- use playbooks to remediate threats
- use playbooks to manage incidents
- use playbooks across Microsoft Defender solutions
Manage Azure Sentinel Incidents
- investigate incidents in Azure Sentinel
- triage incidents in Azure Sentinel
- respond to incidents in Azure Sentinel
- investigate multi-workspace incidents
- identify advanced threats with User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
Use Azure Sentinel workbooks to analyze and interpret data
- activate and customize Azure Sentinel workbook templates
- create custom workbooks
- configure advanced visualizations
- view and analyze Azure Sentinel data using workbooks
- track incident metrics using the security operations efficiency workbook
Hunt for threats using the Azure Sentinel portal
- create custom hunting queries
- run hunting queries manually
- monitor hunting queries by using Livestream
- perform advanced hunting with notebooks
- track query results with bookmarks
- use hunting bookmarks for data investigations
- convert a hunting query to an analytical rule