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Page 2Where in the XSIAM navigation menu can an administrator view the status and health of built-in analytics engines?
Settings > Analytics provides management and status for built-in analytic engines.
Why this answer
Analytics status and configuration are found under Settings > Analytics.
An administrator is troubleshooting an endpoint where the Cortex XDR agent is failing to connect to the XSIAM tenant through a corporate proxy server. Which THREE proxy configuration parameters must be correctly supplied to the agent installation or policy to ensure successful connectivity? (Choose three)
Authenticated proxies require valid credentials configured for agent traffic transit.
Why this answer
Proxy configurations require server address/IP, port, and authentication credentials if the proxy requires them.
An incident response team wants to customize the incident severity scoring in XSIAM to better reflect organizational risk. Where are incident risk scoring and severity mapping configurations managed?
Correct. Incident severity rules and scoring logic are managed within the Incident Configuration section of XSIAM settings.
Why this answer
Incident severity and scoring rules, which determine how alerts roll up into incidents and their resulting priority, are configured under Incident Configuration settings in XSIAM.
An organization requires that all endpoints check in with the XSIAM management console at least every 2 hours. If an endpoint fails to check in within this window, an alert should be generated. Where is this heartbeat threshold and associated notification rule configured?
Agent connectivity and heartbeat frequency parameters are configured under Agent Settings.
Why this answer
Agent connectivity settings and offline alerting thresholds are managed within Agent Settings or specific Alert Rules in XSIAM.
An analyst is investigating authentication logs and needs to filter events based on multiple status codes (e.g., 401, 403, 500). Which TWO valid XQL filter constructions can accomplish this? (Choose two)
Logical OR conditions correctly evaluate multiple alternative matches.
Why this answer
Multiple values can be checked using the IN operator or logical OR conditions.
An analyst needs to ensure that all incidents assigned to a specific threat group are automatically tagged with a custom label upon creation. Where can the analyst configure automatic tagging rules?
Correct. XSIAM allows administrators to set up classification and tagging rules to automatically apply labels to incidents.
Why this answer
Automatic tagging and classification of incoming incidents based on specific criteria are configured within Incident Classification and Tagging rules in XSIAM settings.
An analyst is investigating an analytic alert of type 'Behavioral Anomaly' in XSIAM. The alert score was dynamically increased due to contextual risk factors. Where can the analyst view the exact breakdown of how the final alert score was calculated?
The Alert Details pane displays the breakdown of scoring factors and context.
Why this answer
The alert side panel / details view in XSIAM provides scoring details and contextual factors contributing to the final score.
An analyst is investigating an incident where an internal host communicated with a known malicious domain. To verify when the threat intelligence indicator was first and last seen by XSIAM, where should the analyst look?
The threat intelligence repository maintains metadata for each indicator, including first seen, last seen, and sighting counts.
Why this answer
The Threat Intelligence indicator details page records historical sightings, first seen, and last seen timestamps.
What is the primary purpose of the Cortex Data Model (CDM) in XSIAM?
CDM normalizes diverse data into standard objects and fields.
Why this answer
The Cortex Data Model normalizes disparate log sources into standardized schemas and fields for uniform querying.
An analyst concludes an incident investigation and determines that the alert was a true positive, remediation actions have been completed, and no further steps are needed. What is the correct final state to assign to the incident in XSIAM?
Correct. Resolved or Closed indicates that investigation and remediation are complete.
Why this answer
When an incident has been fully investigated and remediated, its status should be set to Resolved (or Closed) with the appropriate resolution reason.
An analyst writes an XQL query to calculate the frequency of failed logins per user over a 24-hour period and wants to filter out users with fewer than 5 failures. Which XQL clause should be used after the aggregation command to filter the aggregated results?
Correct. The filter command is applied following aggregation to filter the resulting rows based on calculated metrics.
Why this answer
In XQL, after an aggregation stage (such as count or summarize), filtering the resulting summary rows is performed using the 'filter' command or 'fields' / conditional checks.
An analyst is reviewing threat intelligence indicators and notices a specific file hash is marked as 'Expired'. What does this status indicate in XSIAM?
Expiration means the indicator is past its validity window and is typically no longer used in active correlation.
Why this answer
Indicators reach an expired status when they exceed their time-to-live (TTL) or retention period without being updated by a feed.
An administrator is preparing to deploy Cortex XDR agents across a mixed Windows and macOS environment. Which TWO prerequisites must be validated to ensure successful deployment and full functionality of the agent? (Choose two)
Installing kernel-level security agents requires administrative or root privileges on the target endpoint.
Why this answer
Validating OS compatibility and necessary network/firewall outbound access to the XSIAM tenant are crucial prerequisites for agent deployment.
When managing threat intelligence feeds in XSIAM, which THREE options are available for configuring feed synchronization intervals? (Choose three)
Feeds can be configured to sync every hour.
Why this answer
Feed synchronization intervals can be configured based on time intervals such as hourly, daily, or custom minute schedules.
An administrator is configuring the automatic uninstallation protection and security settings for the Cortex XDR agent. Which THREE protection features can be enforced via the Agent Settings profile to secure the agent against tampering? (Choose three)
Service protection stops users or scripts from killing agent processes.
Why this answer
Tamper protection features include preventing unauthorized service stopping, blocking file deletion, and requiring passwords for uninstall.
A playbook contains a parallel task branch where two different enrichment integrations run simultaneously. One integration fails due to a rate limit. How can you prevent the entire playbook from failing and allow the other branch to complete successfully?
Correct. 'Continue on error' handles exceptions gracefully and keeps parallel branches moving.
Why this answer
Configuring error handling on the specific task to 'Continue on Error' allows the playbook to proceed despite a failure.
When reviewing Attack Surface Management (ASM) scan results in XSIAM, an administrator can classify discovered assets using various status designations. Which THREE statuses are standard asset classifications in ASM? (Choose three)
Discovered unauthorized assets are flagged as shadow IT.
Why this answer
ASM tracks asset lifecycles and validation states using statuses such as Approved, Unapproved/Shadow IT, and Under Investigation.
When configuring incident notification settings in XSIAM, which TWO notification channels are natively supported for alerting analysts about new high-severity incidents? (Choose two)
Correct. Email is a native notification channel for incidents in XSIAM.
Why this answer
XSIAM supports multiple notification channels, notably email and webhook/chat integrations like Slack or Microsoft Teams, for alerting SOC personnel.
Which TWO actions can an analyst perform on a threat intelligence indicator directly from the XSIAM Threat Intelligence workspace? (Choose two)
Indicators can be explicitly excluded or whitelisted to prevent false positives.
Why this answer
Analysts can manually add indicators, tag them, or export/suppress them within the XSIAM threat intelligence management interface.
A security analyst is investigating an endpoint in XSIAM and notices that telemetry is delayed and some security profiles are not applying. Which XSIAM built-in tool or view should the analyst check first to verify the current operational status, connected broker/gateway, and heartbeat connectivity of the Cortex XDR agent?
The Agent Details page displays agent health, last seen time, connected server, and active profile assignments.
Why this answer
The Agent Details view within Endpoint Security > Assets provides deep visibility into the specific endpoint's operational status, connection health, and applied profiles.
What information does an indicator's 'TLP' (Traffic Light Protocol) designation provide in XSIAM?
TLP (e.g., Red, Amber, Green, Clear) specifies how widely threat intelligence can be shared.
Why this answer
TLP defines sharing boundaries and restrictions for sensitive information and threat intelligence.
An analyst wants to iterate through a list of 50 IP addresses stored in the playbook context and run a enrichment command on each one individually. Which playbook feature should be used?
Correct. Loop tasks process arrays item by item.
Why this answer
Loop tasks allow iterating over an array of items in the context and executing sub-tasks for each element.
When designing robust error-handling workflows in XSIAM playbooks, which THREE strategies can be implemented to handle task failures gracefully? (Choose three)
Correct. This allows the playbook to proceed past a failing task.
Why this answer
Robust error handling involves continue-on-error settings, fallback paths, and retry mechanisms.
An analyst notices that a specific registry modification performed by a legitimate software installer is triggering a 'Suspicious Registry Modification' alert in XSIAM. The analyst wants to suppress this specific alert across all endpoints without disabling the underlying Behavioral Threat Protection module. What is the correct way to build this exception?
Granular exception rules allow tuning of behavioral alerts by defining specific process and behavior parameters.
Why this answer
Alert tuning and exception rules can be created based on alert parameters, file hashes, or specific registry paths to prevent false positives.
Which TWO methods can be used to pass data between parent playbooks and sub-playbooks in XSIAM? (Choose two)
Correct. Inputs allow passing data cleanly into sub-playbooks.
Why this answer
Sub-playbooks accept inputs via mapped arguments and return outputs back to the parent context.
An analyst needs to create a custom analytic rule in XSIAM using XQL (XSIAM Query Language) to detect unusual PowerShell activity. Which section of the XSIAM platform should the analyst navigate to build and test this rule?
Custom XQL-based detection rules are built and enabled directly in the Analytics section under Detection Rules.
Why this answer
Custom analytics rules based on XQL are created and managed within the Analytics rule builder under the Detection rules section.
An enterprise is experiencing high CPU utilization on a subset of developer endpoints running specialized compilation software. The Cortex XDR agent is suspected to be causing file-system scanning overhead. Which specific configuration setting should be adjusted in the Endpoint Security profile to safely reduce resource utilization without entirely disabling threat prevention?
Adding precise exclusions for high-frequency compiler directories prevents unnecessary scanning overhead on trusted developer workloads.
Why this answer
Exclusions and scan settings within the Malware Profile allow tuning of paths, processes, and scan frequencies to alleviate resource bottlenecks on specialized systems.
When reviewing alert metrics and tuning detection rules in XSIAM, an analyst wants to identify noisy or low-value analytic rules. Which THREE metrics or views in XSIAM assist in evaluating alert rule effectiveness? (Choose three)
Seeing how alerts group into incidents indicates whether rules are providing cohesive context or isolated noise.
Why this answer
Evaluating rule effectiveness relies on monitoring alert volume, false positive rates, closure reasons, and analyst tagging trends.
Which of the following best describes the purpose of 'analytic alert types' in XSIAM?
Analytic alerts are generated by XSIAM's advanced detection engines.
Why this answer
Analytic alerts represent machine learning, behavioral, or signature-based detections generated by XSIAM's built-in detection engines.
While triaging an incoming security incident in XSIAM, an analyst observes multiple analytic alerts grouped together under a single incident container. What is the primary mechanism XSIAM uses to group these alerts?
XSIAM uses correlation engines to group related alerts into cohesive incidents based on common entities and timelines.
Why this answer
XSIAM correlates related alerts into a single incident based on shared indicators, entities (such as IP addresses or usernames), and time proximity.
What is the primary benefit of continuous Attack Surface Management (ASM) monitoring compared to periodic external vulnerability scans?
Continuous monitoring detects new services, cloud buckets, or exposed ports immediately rather than waiting for scheduled scan windows.
Why this answer
Continuous ASM provides ongoing visibility into dynamic changes on the external perimeter, whereas periodic scans leave blind spots between runs.
When investigating an endpoint alert in XSIAM, an analyst wants to understand the full scope of potential compromise. Which THREE key data artifacts are typically available within the Causality Analysis View (CAV) for a suspicious process execution? (Choose three)
Artifacts modified by the execution chain are visible in the CAV inspection panel.
Why this answer
The Causality Analysis View provides details on parent-child process chains, associated network connections, and file/registry modifications tied to the causal chain.
When reviewing an incident in the XSIAM Incident View, which TWO pieces of high-level summary information are immediately visible to an analyst? (Choose two)
Correct. Severity and status are core attributes displayed prominently.
Why this answer
The Incident View displays summary details including severity, status, assigned analyst, timeline, and affected entities.
When managing the incident lifecycle in XSIAM, an analyst determines that a triggered alert is a false positive and wants to prevent similar alerts from generating incidents in the future. What is the recommended action?
Correct. Closing the incident and tuning the rule or creating an exception ensures similar false positives do not recur.
Why this answer
Analysts can resolve an incident and tune or suppress the underlying alert rule to prevent future occurrences of the same false positive.
An XSIAM analyst is investigating a suspected credential dumping attack (e.g., LSASS memory dumping). Which THREE types of evidence or indicators should the analyst look for in XSIAM endpoint telemetry? (Choose three)
Correct. Command lines referencing lsass or dump files are key indicators.
Why this answer
Credential dumping typically involves process access to LSASS, specific tools or command lines, and behavioral indicators.
A playbook contains a script task that outputs a large JSON payload exceeding standard context size limits, causing performance degradation. What is the best practice to optimize context storage?
Correct. Offloading large objects to the file store keeps the context lightweight and responsive.
Why this answer
Storing large payloads in the file store or extracting only required fields prevents bloating the incident context.
When utilizing the 'compact' or 'dedup' commands in an XQL query, an analyst notices that certain fields are missing from the resulting dataset. Why does this behavior occur?
Dedup restricts output fields to the specified target fields unless configured otherwise.
Why this answer
By default, 'dedup' retains only the fields present in the groupby or distinct fields unless specified with specific retain parameters or prior projections.
An analyst is investigating an incident where a suspicious file was dropped on a host. To verify if other hosts across the enterprise have seen this exact file hash, which XSIAM search tool should the analyst use?
Correct. Query Center allows analysts to run XQL searches across all historical endpoint data for specific indicators like file hashes.
Why this answer
Global hash searches across all ingested endpoint telemetry in XSIAM are efficiently executed using Query Center (XQL) searching the endpoint datasets.
Which feature enables playbooks to automatically execute on a recurring schedule (e.g., every morning at 2 AM) rather than reacting to an incident?
Correct. Timer triggers allow cron-like scheduling for proactive playbooks.
Why this answer
Timer triggers or scheduled playbooks allow time-based execution.
When working with JSON-formatted log data stored inside a text field in XQL, how can an analyst access a specific nested key named 'user_id'?
json_extract_scalar extracts scalar values from JSON strings using JSONPath syntax.
Why this answer
XQL supports dot notation or json extraction functions like json_extract() to query nested JSON structures.
When configuring a Threat Intelligence feed using a custom REST API integration in XSIAM, the API requires a bearer token for authentication that expires every 60 minutes. How should this authentication be managed within the integration instance configuration?
XSIAM integration frameworks support automated OAuth2 and token refresh mechanisms for REST API feeds.
Why this answer
Custom API integrations in XSIAM support authentication handling, including automatic token retrieval and refresh workflows via integration configuration parameters or underlying Cortex XSOAR content packs.
An analyst wants to check the details of a specific security alert triggered on an endpoint, including the process tree and causality chain. Which XSIAM module contains the Causality Analysis View (CAV)?
CAV provides a graphical process tree showing the root cause and subsequent execution steps for endpoint alerts.
Why this answer
The Causality Analysis View is accessed via the Incident Viewer when investigating alerts related to endpoint activity.
When setting up a threat intelligence feed integration in XSIAM, what is the purpose of the 'Fetch Indicators' toggle?
Enabling fetch indicators tells the integration instance to execute its scheduled polling routine.
Why this answer
The Fetch Indicators setting controls whether the integration actively pulls indicators from the source on a scheduled interval.
When reviewing an incident in XSIAM, an analyst sees multiple related alerts grouped together. What is the term used in XSIAM for an individual security detection that contributes to an incident?
Correct. Individual detections are referred to as alerts, which aggregate into incidents.
Why this answer
In XSIAM terminology, individual detections or alerts are grouped together to form an incident.
When evaluating alert prioritization in XSIAM, what does a higher alert score typically signify?
Higher scores correlate to higher priority and risk.
Why this answer
Higher scores represent higher risk and urgency based on confidence, severity, and asset criticality.
An organization's security policy requires that any threat intelligence indicator originating from an untrusted open-source feed must not automatically generate high-severity blocking alerts. How can this policy be enforced in XSIAM?
Assigning lower reliability to untrusted feeds prevents them from triggering high-severity alerts in well-configured correlation rules.
Why this answer
Feed-level reliability and confidence scoring allows administrators to adjust how downstream correlation rules treat indicators based on their source.
An administrator needs to manage endpoint security profiles in XSIAM. Which TWO types of prevention profiles can be configured and assigned to endpoints? (Choose two)
Malware profiles govern static analysis, behavioral threat protection, and scanning settings.
Why this answer
XSIAM endpoint management includes specialized profiles such as Malware Protection and Exploit Prevention.
An administrator has created a new endpoint profile for a subset of point-of-sale (POS) terminals. After saving and assigning the profile, the administrator notices that terminals are not reflecting the updated policy settings. What is the most likely reason for this delay?
Agents periodically poll the XSIAM server for policy updates based on defined heartbeat intervals, leading to a brief propagation delay.
Why this answer
Cortex XDR agents check in periodically based on the heartbeat interval, or configurations require an explicit agent sync/update cycle to take effect immediately.
You are configuring Attack Surface Management in XSIAM to monitor brand infringement and typosquatting domains. Which ASM configuration feature enables this capability?
ASM allows defining brand keywords to automatically discover newly registered or related typosquatting domains.
Why this answer
ASM includes domain monitoring capabilities such as typosquatting and brand exposure detection based on seed organization names.
Which XQL command allows an analyst to add a new calculated field or modify an existing one based on conditional logic?
alter is the correct XQL command for creating and modifying fields.
Why this answer
The 'alter' command is used in XQL to create new fields or modify existing ones using expressions and functions.
Which XQL command is used to rename a field in the output results dataset?
The rename command changes the field name in the output stream.
Why this answer
The 'rename' command in XQL is used to change the display name of fields in the results table.
An organization wants to configure custom threat intelligence scoring in XSIAM. Which THREE factors can influence the composite threat score of an indicator within the platform? (Choose three)
Administrator-defined severity overrides directly impact indicator scoring.
Why this answer
Composite scores are influenced by source reliability, confidence scores, and custom severity overrides or internal sighting frequency.
Which TWO actions can an analyst take within XSIAM to manage or respond to analytic alerts effectively? (Choose two)
Analysts review alert details and context during investigation.
Why this answer
Analysts can investigate alert details, assign status, add feedback, or pivot to XQL search.
An analyst needs to transform an IP address field into an integer representation within an XQL query using the 'alter' command. Which function should be used?
ip_to_int() converts an IP address string to its integer equivalent.
Why this answer
XQL provides utility functions for IP manipulation, such as ip_to_int() or cidr matching functions.
An analyst notices that a custom PowerShell script used by system administrators is repeatedly blocked by the Cortex XDR agent as a suspicious execution. The analyst has verified the script's safety and wants to prevent future blocks without weakening overall script security for other scripts. How should this exception be configured in XSIAM?
Hash or signature-based exceptions allow specific trusted administrative scripts to run while maintaining general behavioral defenses.
Why this answer
Creating a script-specific exception using file hash or signer verification within the Agent Settings or Behavioral Threat Protection exclusions avoids blanket profile disabling.
An analyst needs to isolate a compromised workstation immediately from the XSIAM management console to prevent lateral movement. Where is the Network Isolation action executed for an individual asset?
The asset management menu provides direct remote action triggers, including Network Isolation.
Why this answer
Network Isolation can be triggered directly from the Asset Details view or Incident response actions in XSIAM.
An analyst needs to query all endpoint events in XQL where the action type is explicitly equal to 'PROCESS_START'. Which XQL syntax correctly applies this filter?
This properly filters the xdr_data dataset for the specified event type.
Why this answer
The correct XQL filter uses the dataset command followed by the filter criteria using standard comparison operators like '='.
An analyst wants to extract a substring from a file path using a regular expression and store it in a new field. Which XQL function accomplishes this inside an 'alter' command?
regextract uses regex capture groups to pull specific substrings into a new field.
Why this answer
The 'regextract' function extracts substrings based on regular expression capture groups.
An enterprise requires continuous monitoring of endpoint security posture. Which TWO metrics or statuses are actively tracked in the XSIAM endpoint asset inventory? (Choose two)
Agent version tracking is essential for patch management and deployment health.
Why this answer
Asset inventory tracks details such as agent version, operational status, IP addresses, and operating systems.
An analyst needs to assign an unassigned incident to a specific Tier 2 response engineer within the XSIAM incident management interface. Which field must the analyst modify?
Correct. The Assigned To field designates the analyst responsible for investigating the incident.
Why this answer
Assigning ownership of an incident in XSIAM is handled by updating the Assigned To or Owner field of the incident.
Which XQL command restricts the fields included in the final output to only those explicitly specified?
The fields command specifies which fields to keep or drop.
Why this answer
The 'fields' command is used to include or exclude specific fields from the output stream.
Which THREE commands are valid XQL pipeline stages used for data transformation and shaping? (Choose three)
fields is a valid command for projecting or dropping fields.
Why this answer
Valid XQL commands include alter, fields, and rename.
When reviewing security events in the XSIAM Incident View, an analyst notices that an event has a 'BIOC' tag. What does BIOC stand for in the context of XSIAM and Cortex XDR?
Correct. BIOCs identify malicious behaviors and techniques rather than static signatures.
Why this answer
BIOC stands for Behavioral Indicator of Compromise, which detects suspicious sequences of events or behaviors without relying solely on known file hashes.
What is the primary purpose of the 'Playbook Debugger' or test run feature when developing a new playbook in XSIAM?
Correct. The testing feature lets authors execute playbooks against mock or real incidents to ensure proper behavior.
Why this answer
Test runs allow developers to dry-run playbooks against existing test incidents to verify logic and context outputs.
Which type of indicators can be ingested into XSIAM's Threat Intelligence module?
XSIAM supports a comprehensive range of indicator types for correlation and hunting.
Why this answer
XSIAM supports multiple indicator types including IP addresses, domains, URLs, and file hashes (MD5, SHA256).
An XSIAM administrator is configuring a new automated playbook to execute when a high-severity phishing incident is created. Which integration component must be configured to allow the playbook to automatically extract and analyze URLs from incoming emails?
Correct. Playbooks utilize integration commands (e.g., parsing email artifacts) provided by configured integration instances.
Why this answer
Playbooks in Cortex XSIAM rely on Integration instances (such as Phishing or Email Security integrations) to perform automated actions like parsing and extracting artifacts.
Which TWO types of triggers can initiate a Cortex XSIAM playbook execution? (Choose two)
Correct. Analysts can run playbooks manually on demand.
Why this answer
Playbooks can be triggered automatically by incident creation/updates or manually by analysts.
When configuring notification tasks within an XSIAM playbook, which THREE delivery methods or communication channels can be integrated natively? (Choose three)
Correct. SMTP integrations allow sending email alerts.
Why this answer
XSIAM supports native integrations for email, Slack, and Microsoft Teams notifications.
An analyst is configuring a new threat intelligence feed in XSIAM to ingest Indicators of Compromise (IoCs). Which integration mechanism should be used to pull indicators natively from an external TAXII 2.1 server?
XSIAM provides a dedicated TAXII 2.1 integration specifically designed to ingest collections natively.
Why this answer
XSIAM supports native TAXII 2.1 feeds using the TAXII feed integration, allowing seamless polling of collections for IOCs.
While troubleshooting a failed custom automation script inside a playbook, you notice that the script returned a non-standard error object. Where should you look first within XSIAM to inspect the raw inputs and outputs passed to the automation?
Correct. Task Details within the playbook execution view display the exact inputs, raw outputs, and error messages for that specific run.
Why this answer
The Cortex XSIAM War Room or the Automation execution logs store the detailed inputs, outputs, and traceback for troubleshooting script execution.
You need to ensure that a specific playbook task executes only if the preceding task successfully found more than zero malicious hashes in the context. How should you configure the task condition?
Correct. Conditional links allow checking context data arrays or fields before proceeding to the next task.
Why this answer
Task conditions in XSIAM playbooks use expression builders to evaluate context paths, such as checking if the length of an array is greater than zero.
What information does the MITRE ATT&CK matrix integration provide within XSIAM analytic alerts?
The MITRE ATT&CK integration maps detections to attacker techniques.
Why this answer
It maps detected behaviors to standard attacker tactics and techniques.
When working with array fields in XQL records, which THREE functions or commands can be used to manipulate or inspect arrays? (Choose three)
arrayexpand splits array elements into individual rows.
Why this answer
XQL provides array handling functions such as array_length(), arrayindex(), or expansion commands like 'arrayexpand'.
Which TWO actions can an analyst perform when managing incidents collectively using bulk actions in the XSIAM Incident Management interface? (Choose two)
Correct. Ownership reassignment is supported as a bulk action.
Why this answer
Bulk actions in XSIAM allow analysts to update multiple selected incidents simultaneously, such as changing their status or reassigned owner.
When writing a custom Python automation script to be executed as a Cortex XSIAM playbook task, which built-in library function is used to output results directly into the incident context?
Correct. Returning CommandResults or calling demisto.results passes structured data and context to XSIAM.
Why this answer
Demisto (Cortex XSIAM) Python scripts use demisto.executeCommand or return results via demisto.results() or CommandResults objects to populate context.
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