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Unit 4 — AI in the SOC, governance and agent evaluation
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Unit 4 assessment — AI in the SOC, governance and agent evaluation

Using AI on the defensive side without trusting it blindly: hallucinated indicators, an autonomous responder that needs a leash, incident command when the AI system is the incident, and measuring an agent's trajectory rather than its confidence.

6 questions drawn from a bank of 9, in their own order with the options moved. Take it again and you sit a different paper.

0 of 6 answered

  1. 1. An AI assistant in the SOC speeds up triage but analysts stop reading the source logs. What is the risk?

    Tests: Automation bias

  2. 2. Why must conversation and trace logs be preserved during an AI incident?

    Tests: Evidence preservation

  3. 3. A governance review asks 'what is this AI system allowed to do?'. Which artifact answers it?

    Tests: Governance artifacts

  4. 4. What is the minimum leash for an autonomous responder that can isolate hosts?

    Tests: Bounding autonomous response

  5. 5. Which measure best describes an agent's performance on an evaluation range?

    Tests: Agent evaluation

  6. 6. The AI system itself is the incident — the assistant leaked data through a tool. What is the first containment step?

    Tests: AI incident command

Answer all 6 questions to submit.