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Which one of the following is not a common source of information that may be correlated with vulnerability scan results?

a.

Logs

b.

Database tables

c.

SIEM

d.

Configuration management system

Answer: (b).Database tables Explanation:It is unlikely that a database table would contain information relevant to assessing a vulnerability scan report. Logs, SIEM reports, and configuration management systems are much more likely to contain relevant information.

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