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Walk through how you triage a phishing alert.

Walk through how you triage a phishing alert. Check the email headers and SPF/DKIM/DMARC , the URL/attachment reputation, and whether the user clicked. If they clicked, check proxy/DNS/EDR for what happened next, and isolate only if evidence supports it. “Headers and auth first, then click evidence,

Walk through how you triage a phishing alert. Check the email headers and SPF/DKIM/DMARC , the URL/attachment reputation, and whether the user clicked. If they clicked, check proxy/DNS/EDR for what happened next, and isolate only if evidence supports it. “Headers and auth first, then click evidence,
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Short answer

Check the email headers and SPF/DKIM/DMARC, the URL/attachment reputation, and whether the user clicked.

Example

If they clicked, check proxy/DNS/EDR for what happened next, and isolate only if evidence supports it.

Say it in the interview

“Headers and auth first, then click evidence, then contain if needed, and I notify the user.”

Why it matters

A clear order stops you isolating a machine for nothing or missing a real click.

Learn more in the lesson: 47.4 SOC Analyst Round – SIEM, Triage, MITRE

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