CyberArk Exam EPM-DEF Topic 2 Question 36 Discussion

Actual exam question for CyberArk's EPM-DEF exam

Question #: 36
Topic #: 2

For the CyberArk EPM Threat Deception Credential Lure feature, what is the recommendation regarding the username creation?

AThe username should match to an existing account.

BThe username should have a strong password associated.

CThe username should not match to an existing account.

DThe username should match the built-in local Administrator.

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Suggested Answer: C

by Ruthann at Sep 15, 2024, 07:31 AM

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Chana

1 months ago

D) The username should match the built-in local Administrator. Classic move, my friend. They'll nRosior see it coming!

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Johnna

1 months ago

B) The username should have a strong password associated. Gotta make it a real challenge for those cybercriminals!

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Lashanda

14 days ago

C) The username should not match to an existing account.

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Sang

14 days ago

D) The username should match the built-in local Administrator.

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Staci

17 days ago

B) The username should have a strong password associated.

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Erick

18 days ago

A) The username should match to an existing account.

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Rosio

1 months ago

C) The username should not match to an existing account. Definitely the way to go - can't have the bad guys catching on too quickly!

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Anna

2 months ago

A) The username should match to an existing account. Blend in with the crowd, that's the way to do it!

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Tammi

2 months ago

D) The username should match the built-in local Administrator. Why not use the classic admin account? It's a classic for a reason!

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Tora

2 months ago

B) The username should have a strong password associated. Gotta make it tough for those hackers to crack, right?

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Vicente

2 months ago

C) The username should not match to an existing account. That's the way to go - we don't want the bad guys figuring out our lure too easily!

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Bernadine

8 days ago

D) The username should match the built-in local Administrator.

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Raylene

9 days ago

C) The username should not match to an existing account.

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Germaine

16 days ago

B) The username should have a strong password associated.

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Josefa

1 months ago

A) The username should match to an existing account.

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Avery

2 months ago

Haha, imagine if the username was 'Admin' with a password like 'Password123'. That would be the most obvious trap ever!

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Krissy

1 months ago

C) The username should not match to an existing account.

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Rochell

1 months ago

B) The username should have a strong password associated.

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Lorrie

2 months ago

A) The username should match to an existing account.

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Kate

2 months ago

Hmm, I'm torn between B and C. But I think C is the way to go. Anonymity is key for a good lure.

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Dorothy

2 months ago

I'm going with C. Gotta keep that deception alive, you know? Can't have it linked to a real user.

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Melissa

28 days ago

Definitely, C is the safest choice to maintain the deception.

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Pearline

29 days ago

I think C is the best option too. Can't risk exposing a real user.

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Tyisha

2 months ago

I agree, keeping the deception alive is key. C is the way to go.

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Nu

2 months ago

D is just a terrible idea. Why would you want to match the Administrator account? That's just begging to get caught!

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Fidelia

1 months ago

A) That's a good point, using a unique username is key for deception.

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Veda

1 months ago

C) The username should not match to an existing account.

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Carmelina

1 months ago

B) Agreed, matching the Administrator account is a bad move.

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Trinidad

2 months ago

A) The username should match to an existing account.

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Elbert

2 months ago

B sounds like the best option to me. A strong password is crucial for a deception lure.

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Marva

2 months ago

C) The username should not match to an existing account.

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Ora

2 months ago

I agree, a strong password is essential for security.

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Jesus

2 months ago

B) The username should have a strong password associated.

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Delpha

3 months ago

But wouldn't it be easier to remember if the username matches the built-in local Administrator?

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Scarlet

3 months ago

I think the answer is C. The username should not match an existing account, otherwise it might raise suspicions.

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Adelaide

1 months ago

Yes, using a unique username can help make the deception more convincing.

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Jennifer

2 months ago

I think the recommendation is to not match the username to an existing account.

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Kiley

2 months ago

It's a good point, we want to avoid raising suspicions with the username choice.

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Donette

2 months ago

I agree, using a username that does not match an existing account is important for deception.

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Bea

3 months ago

I agree with Vesta, using a username that does not match an existing account would be more secure.

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Vesta

3 months ago

I think the username should not match to an existing account.

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