Question 810 An integrated application suddenly reads ten times more data than usual following a permission grant. What should analysts do? Assume every high-volume API call is an authorized backup Only inspect human user passwords Review application behavior, granted scopes and activity provenance Only change the app's display name Explanation Correct Answer C:Anomalous app access may indicate compromised or abused consent. Incorrect Answers A:Volume alone does not prove purpose. B:App-only grants can act without user passwords. D:Names do not revoke access.
Question 811 An IT team wants users to prefer approved cloud storage while identifying risky alternatives. Which Defender for Cloud Apps capability is relevant? Assign an information-retention label to every SaaS app rather than maintain sanction status and app risk Run a local malware scan against one user device to determine all sanctioned SaaS app permissions in the organization Only a new tenant custom domain App catalog risk assessment and sanctioned/unsanctioned governance decisions Explanation Correct Answer D:App classification can guide adoption and controls. Incorrect Answers A:Document retention does not assess external SaaS security characteristics or guide sanctioned versus unsanctioned cloud use. B:Endpoint malware scanning cannot inventory the application consents and traffic needed for broad cloud app governance. C:Domain naming does not approve third-party SaaS.
Question 812 The company has thousands of unmanaged SaaS connections through its network. What discovery approach can expose them? Use tenant license reporting to compare utilization of third-party cloud platforms rather than Cloud Apps discovery telemetry Cloud App Discovery using supported network or endpoint traffic logs Only a manually entered list of known vendors Import only audit logs from Microsoft 365 without the organization's outbound web traffic records Explanation Correct Answer B:Discovery analyzes cloud service usage evidence. Incorrect Answers A:License reports cover tenant entitlements, while discovered SaaS usage relies on supported network and session event data. C:A known list can omit actual shadow IT traffic. D:The discovery coverage needs supported proxy, firewall or endpoint traffic telemetry to observe unmanaged SaaS applications.
Question 813 A remote workforce rarely uses corporate proxy, so firewall logs miss SaaS traffic. Which data collection can help? Depend on Exchange message trace alone to discover browser traffic on remote laptops Only the central corporate firewall logs Supported Defender for Endpoint integration for Cloud App Discovery Only a Purview content explorer search Explanation Correct Answer C:Endpoint telemetry can reveal cloud app use beyond the office network. Incorrect Answers A:Mail traces do not capture general cloud-app web activity from remote devices that bypass the corporate proxy. B:Off-network users may never pass through it. D:Content classification does not inventory all cloud services.
Question 814 A firewall log upload job runs but Cloud Discovery shows no parsed activities. What should be checked? Increase the polling frequency without confirming that uploaded logs match a supported parser schema Only the firewall vendor's marketing category Check only successful cloud sign-in events rather than the network log parser and upload status Log format, parser support, source coverage and upload processing errors Explanation Correct Answer D:Unsupported or malformed records may not become discovery events. Incorrect Answers A:Ingesting more incorrectly formatted logs cannot produce reliable normalized Cloud Discovery activity records. B:Marketing labels do not validate parser format. C:Authentication telemetry may be healthy while the network traffic logs are rejected or misinterpreted during discovery ingestion.
Question 815 Two cloud apps have similar traffic volume but different risk scores. What should management understand? A low user count proves the service is malicious Treat a well-known software publisher as proof that every app security-control assessment is high More traffic always means the app is safer App risk assessment considers security and compliance characteristics, not just usage Explanation Correct Answer D:Risk metadata can differ despite similar adoption. Incorrect Answers A:Adoption does not establish intent. B:Brand familiarity does not substitute for the app's evaluated security and compliance characteristics. C:Usage is not security assurance.
Question 816 A service appears in Cloud Discovery but detailed user activity is unavailable. What explains the distinction? An unsanctioned app cannot generate network records Assume discovery traffic counts provide complete in-app user actions without a connected API session Discovery traffic visibility is not equivalent to an authorized API connector's detailed events Every discovered app automatically exposes all tenant API logs Explanation Correct Answer C:Different data sources provide different granularity. Incorrect Answers A:Traffic can be visible even without authorization. B:Network discovery visibility differs from detailed activity obtained through supported app connectors and audit interfaces. D:Discovery does not grant application-level API access.
Question 817 A Cloud Apps analyst sees thousands of login events and needs only failed administrative actions for one tenant. What should be refined? Filter activity log by activity type, user or app and time range Delete all unrelated activity records permanently Open cloud-app traffic discovery rather than filter the activity-event investigation Expand to every app and all time Explanation Correct Answer A:Focused filtering exposes relevant events. Incorrect Answers B:Deletion removes investigative history. C:Traffic discovery evaluates app use but does not isolate failed administrative operations from the detailed activity events. D:Broader queries increase noise.
Question 818 A sanctioned cloud app shows an employee sharing hundreds of confidential files publicly. Which response should be evaluated? Disable DKIM signatures on corporate mail while leaving the risky OAuth app's permissions and tokens active Investigate sharing events and apply supported access or policy controls to affected files Assume all sharing is business-approved because app is sanctioned Only increase the tenant storage quota Explanation Correct Answer B:Risk-focused response addresses exposed content. Incorrect Answers A:Email authentication has no effect on already granted third-party OAuth API access or its associated security exposure. C:App approval does not authorize every user action. D:Storage cannot restrict shared content.
Question 819 An organization wants to discover files marked Highly Confidential in connected cloud apps. What policy should it evaluate? A Defender device ASR rule An impossible-travel anomaly policy A file policy with applicable sensitivity label or classification filters An outbound spam policy Explanation Correct Answer C:File policies can target supported content attributes. Incorrect Answers A:Endpoint process blocking does not search SaaS file metadata. B:Geographic sign-in anomalies do not inventory labels. D:Email sending rules do not list cloud file classifications.
Question 820 Security wants an alert when a file becomes publicly accessible, not simply inventory all files currently shared. Which approach is appropriate? Add an antivirus exclusion to all laptops instead of assessing the cloud application policy condition that blocked the workflow A Teams usage report only A static file inventory alone always detects the moment of change Consider an activity policy on the sharing change with supported event data Explanation Correct Answer D:Event policies can target the action that exposed the file. Incorrect Answers A:Antivirus file exclusions do not modify Cloud Apps access or session governance conditions for the sanctioned app. B:Usage aggregates do not identify the sharing operation. C:State views may not provide event timing.
