InFortiSIEM baselining, anhourly bucketis used to maintainhourly-specific statistical baselines. This helps detect anomalies by comparing current activity against historical norms foreach hour of the day, separately forweekdays and weekends.
The system maintainshourly profiles, ensuring that anomalies are detected based on similar timeframes. This approach prevents false positives due to natural variations in network activity across different times of the day and different days of the week.
Question 2
Which three processes are collector processes? (Choose three.)
Options:
A.
phParser
B.
phAgentManager
C.
phMonitorAgent
D.
phReportMaster
E.
phRuleMaster
Answer:
A, B, C
Explanation:
These three processes are essential for aFortiSIEM collector, as they handle event parsing, agent communication, and system monitoring.
●phParseris responsible forparsing and processing collected logsbefore forwarding them.
●phAgentManagermanages agent communication, ensuring logs are received and forwarded correctly.
●phMonitorAgentmonitors the health of the collector itself, reporting system status to the FortiSIEM supervisor.
phReportMasterandphRuleMasterdo not run on collectors. They are supervisor/worker processes handling reporting and rule evaluation, respectively.
Question 3
Which syntax will register a collector to the supervisor?
Options:
A.
phProvisionCollector -add
B.
phProvisionCollector -add
C.
phProvisionCollector -add
D.
phProvisionCollector -add
Answer:
C
Explanation:
The phProvisionCollector command is used to register a collector to the supervisor in FortiSIEM. The correct syntax requires:
● User → The admin username for authentication.
● Password → The password for authentication.
● Super IP → The IP address of the supervisor, which manages the collector.
● Organization → The organization to which the collector belongs.
● Worker Name → The name of the worker node responsible for handling events from this collector.