Playbooks · apps · actions · containers · custom code · datapaths
120 scenario questions · 180 min · 70% Techclick practice target
⚠️ Exam Rules
| Questions in this Techclick bank | 120 |
|---|---|
| Timer | 180 min |
| Techclick practice target | 70% |
| Official exam code | SOAR-DEV |
A SOC analyst opens a phishing investigation in Splunk SOAR and sees the suspicious email, the extracted URLs, the sender, and the attachment hash all grouped together with notes and a running playbook. Which SOAR object is acting as this top-level grouping record?
Correct: A. A container is the incident record that everything attaches to, so it is the correct grouping object. An artifact is only a single observable, not the grouping record, so that choice is incorrect. An asset is a credentialed connection to a tool, and an app is a capability package, so neither groups incident evidence.
While building automation, a developer needs to read the source IP and file hash from a single piece of evidence inside a container and have an action enrich those values. Which object stores that individual observable with its CEF fields?
Correct: C. An artifact carries the CEF observable fields such as sourceAddress and fileHash that actions read, so it is correct. An asset only stores credentials and not observables, so it is incorrect. A playbook holds logic, not observable data, and a label is just a routing tag, so neither is right.
A new SOAR administrator is mapping out the platform vocabulary before onboarding the team. Which statements correctly describe the relationship between apps, assets, and actions in Splunk SOAR? (Choose TWO)
Correct: A and B. Apps expose named actions and assets are credentialed instances of those apps, so both selected statements are correct. The credential storage claim is wrong because assets, not actions, hold encrypted credentials. The single-action and auto-created claims are incorrect because apps ship many actions and assets are manually configured and editable.
In the SOAR visual playbook editor, a developer drags in a node, picks the VirusTotal app and its 'lookup ip' action, and binds the input parameter to the artifact source address so it runs against the configured asset. Which block type was just added?
Correct: B. Choosing an app, an action, and an asset and binding inputs describes the action block exactly, so it is correct. A filter only subsets data and does not run an app action, so it is wrong. A decision branches on conditions and a format builds strings, so neither executes an action and both are incorrect.
A containment playbook should only proceed to block an IP when a prior reputation lookup reports more than five positive detections, and otherwise close the case. Which block lets the developer branch the flow on that condition?
Correct: C. A decision block evaluates conditions like positives greater than five and routes to true or false paths, so it is correct. A prompt waits for a human and does not branch on data, so it is wrong. A filter drops non-matching items rather than routing branches, and a utility provides helpers, so both are incorrect.
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Related practice tests: Splunk SPLK-1002, Splunk SPLK-1001, Splunk Splunk Admin, Splunk Splunk ES Admin (linked below).

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