Weeks before a proposed merger is scheduled for completion, a security analyst has noticed unusual traffic patterns on a

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Weeks before a proposed merger is scheduled for completion, a security analyst has noticed unusual traffic patterns on a

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Weeks before a proposed merger is scheduled for completion, a security analyst has noticed unusual traffic patterns on a file server that contains financial information. Routine scans are not detecting the signature of any known exploits or malware. The following entry is seen in the ftp server logs: tftp ""I 10.1.1.1 GET fourthquarterreport.xls
Which of the following is the BEST course of action?

A. Continue to monitor the situation using tools to scan for known exploits.
B. Implement an ACL on the perimeter firewall to prevent data exfiltration.
C. Follow the incident response procedure associate with the loss of business critical data.
D. Determine if any credit card information is contained on the server containing the financials.
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