XSOAR-Engineer Exam Dumps - Palo Alto Networks XSOAR Engineer

The !setIncident command is the documented method for updating incident fields programmatically in Cortex XSOAR. The Admin Guide states that the syntax requires proper quoting for parameters, especially when assigning descriptive text that may include spaces. The correct syntax is:

!setIncident description="some text"

This updates the built-in description field at the incident level and allows widgets, dashboards, and reports to use the updated description because XSOAR widgets can read incident fields directly. OptionAuses correct syntax with quotes included.

Option B incorrectly uses !Set, which modifiescontext keys, not incident fields. Option C is invalid due to incorrect parameter formatting (hyphens instead of equals signs). Option D omits quotation marks, causing parsing errors in cases where the value includes spaces, verbs, or punctuation.

Thus, the only correct and fully documented method to update an incident’s description so that it is available to widgets isA: !setIncident description="…".

Integration debug messages (generated using demisto.debug) are stored in the Integration Logs table, not in the War Room or incident labels.

The Admin Guide states that all logs generated by integration code are visible through the Integration Logs section for troubleshooting.

According to the Cortex XSOAR Admin Guide, visibility of layout tabs is controlled byrole-based access permissions (RBAC). When customizing layouts, administrators can assign tabs, fields, and components to specific user roles. If the “Forensics” tab appears for senior analysts but not junior analysts, this indicates that the tab has been assigned only to certain roles through the “Roles” field in the layout editor.

XSOAR does not hide layout tabs due to incorrect field mappings (option A). If a field is unmapped, it simply appears empty, not invisible. Likewise, marking a tab as “read-only” (option C) still makes it visible; it only restricts editing. Display filters (option D) apply to list widgets, dashboards, and incidents—not layout tab visibility.

The documentation clearly states thata tab will not appear to a user unless their assigned role is included in the tab’s role permissions. Therefore, junior analysts cannot view the tab becausethe tab was not assigned to their role, making optionBthe correct explanation based on XSOAR’s RBAC-controlled layout behavior.