A Cortex XDR agent is installed on an endpoint, but the agent is unable to download content updates and has not registered with the Cortex XSIAM server. An engineer troubleshoots the network connection and determines that, by design, this endpoint does not have direct internet access to the required network destinations for the Cortex XDR agent traffic.
A Broker VM that has the local agent settings applet enabled with Agent Proxy configured is reachable by the endpoint. The Broker VM details are as follows:
FQDN: crtxbroker01.company.net
Proxy listening port: 8888
How should the engineer configure the Cortex XDR agent to use the existing Broker VM as a proxy for the agent network traffic?
How will Cortex XSIAM help with raw log ingestion from third-party sources in an existing infrastructure?
A Cortex XSIAM engineer is preparing to install a new content pack and notices that there are several optional content packs associated with the main one that needs to be installed.
What must the engineer take into consideration when deciding whether or not to install the optional content packs?
A Cortex XSIAM engineer adds a disable injection and prevention rule for a specific running process. After an hour, the engineer disables the rule to reinstate the security capabilities, but the capabilities are not applied.
What is the explanation for this behavior?