Forcepoint Certified Forcepoint DSPM - Professional: Deploy and Administer - DSPM-Deploy-and-Administer Exam Practice Test
Provide the matching definitions for these Forcepoint DSPM Controls Orchestration terms:
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Workflow Configuration Tool # Allows the creation of GQL syntax rules with conditions for organizational files and users.
Rule-Based Automation # Establish criteria to identify data policy violations, data handling irregularities, and other anomalies.
Notification System # Triggered rules can be configured to generate alerts and send them to webhooks to ensure prompt action.
Incident Management # Review events and manage rules through cards.
Controls Orchestration in Forcepoint DSPM is the policy automation layer used to convert data-risk criteria into reviewable operational events. The Workflow Configuration Tool is represented by the rule-building interface under Policy Center > Controls Orchestration , where administrators define datasets, ownership, rule conditions, and GQL logic for organizational files, trustees, or agent activities. Forcepoint states that rules are created to identify data matching specific criteria and are applied during scans of the selected dataset.
Rule-Based Automation describes the criteria-driven detection model. Administrators establish rules that identify policy violations, data-handling irregularities, or other anomalies that require attention. Notification System maps to the ability to configure triggered rules to send external notifications, including webhook- based alerts, when matching data is detected. Incident Management maps to the Incidents workflow:
Forcepoint states that each rule is automatically added as a card in the Incidents tab, and selecting the card takes the user back to the associated rule. References/topics: Policy Center, Controls Orchestration, GQL Conditions, Notifications, Webhooks, Incidents .
Which of the following is an option to aid the process of reviewing the incidents generated from triggered rules in Controls Orchestration?
Correct Answer: C
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Which of the following is NOT a widget type available in Forcepoint DSPM dashboards?
Correct Answer: B
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Which of the following describes a use case for Forcepoint DSPM pattern matching?
Correct Answer: D
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In which area of the Enterprise Search view would you click if you wanted to see the file details of the Technology Blueprint.CSV file?
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Explanation:
Users/Administrator/Desk.../Technology Blueprint.csv
To view the file details for Technology Blueprint.CSV , select the diagonal expand/open-details icon on the far-left side of that file's row in Enterprise Search . This icon appears before the row checkbox and before the file path. It is the row-level control used to open the detailed file view for the selected file.
Forcepoint DSPM's Enterprise Search view presents discovered files in a tabular results format, with each row representing an individual scanned file and columns showing properties such as path, risk, classification, compliance, detector hits, attributes, keywords, and last classification date. Forcepoint documentation describes Enterprise Search as the location where each listed file has associated file details shown in columns and where administrators can refine displayed information through column configuration.
The checkbox is used for selecting the row for bulk or action-based operations, and the hamburger menu on the right provides additional row actions such as permissions or other menu-driven options. To inspect the file itself, the correct target is the left-side expand/details icon aligned with the Technology Blueprint.CSV entry. References/topics: Enterprise Search, File Details, Search Results Table, Row-Level Expand Details, File Classification Review .