AI Controls, Audit Streaming and Restore Drills — Assessment

1. Third-party AI is switched off. What happens to the dashboard insights?

They keep their figures but show no written summary The dashboard stops loading They are only hidden for non-admins They switch to a different AI provider

2. What does the AI usage log keep for each call?

The full prompt and answer The provider, the purpose and the length of the request The prompt only, for 30 days Nothing; calls are not logged

3. Which values in each streamed event let your SIEM detect a missing or altered entry?

The route name and HTTP method The Datadog tags chain_sequence, previous_hash and row_hash The IP address and user agent

4. Your Splunk collector is down for two hours. What happens to audit events in that time?

They are sent to Datadog instead They are dropped and must be exported by hand They wait; delivery is retried with backoff and resumes in order with nothing skipped Streaming switches itself off

5. A restore drill’s backup was taken at 01:00 and the drill started at 03:40. What is the recovery point?

Zero, because the drill passed 60 minutes 160 minutes The time the restore took

6. Which of these makes a restore drill fail?

The dump held only 70% of the live tables The restore took 20 minutes against a 60-minute objective The audit log table had fewer rows than live The drill ran on a Sunday

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