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Which Trend Vision One dashboard metric indicates the number of high-risk endpoints that have not been remediated?

Unresolved high-risk device count in the Risk Insights or ASRM view

Number of active playbook runs

Email threat blocks per day

Total incidents created this month

to track

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Key Facts: TMCP-V1 Exam

~60

Exam Questions

Trend Micro

70%

Passing Score

Trend Micro

90 min

Exam Duration

Trend Micro

$200

Exam Fee

Trend Micro

2 years

Certification Validity

Trend Micro

Sensor Types

Endpoint, Email, Network, Cloud, Identity

The TMCP-V1 exam has approximately 60 questions in 90 minutes with a 70% passing score. Key domains: Vision One platform and sensors, XDR Workbench and incident management, threat hunting and intelligence, playbooks and response automation, and Zero Trust Secure Access. Costs $200 USD, valid 2 years.

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1What is the primary purpose of the Trend Vision One XDR platform?

A.Provide endpoint antivirus protection only

B.Correlate telemetry across multiple security layers to detect and respond to threats

C.Manage firewall rules and network segmentation

D.Automate patch management across endpoints

Explanation: Trend Vision One is an XDR platform that correlates telemetry from endpoint, email, network, cloud, and identity layers to provide unified threat detection and response.

2Which Trend Vision One component collects telemetry from Windows and macOS endpoints?

A.Cloud App Security sensor

B.Trend Vision One Endpoint Sensor (Apex One as a Service)

C.Network Sensor virtual appliance

D.Identity Sensor via Active Directory sync

Explanation: The Endpoint Sensor, delivered via Apex One as a Service or standalone agent, collects process, file, network, and registry telemetry from Windows and macOS endpoints.

3What does the Trend Vision One Email Sensor primarily ingest?

A.SMTP relay logs from on-premises mail servers only

B.Email message metadata, URLs, attachments, and sender reputation from cloud or gateway

C.Active Directory login events associated with email accounts

D.Network packet captures of IMAP/POP3 sessions

Explanation: The Email Sensor ingests email telemetry including message metadata, URLs, attachments, and sender reputation from Microsoft 365, Gmail, or on-premises gateways.

4Where does the Trend Vision One Network Sensor typically deploy to capture traffic telemetry?

A.Directly on each endpoint as a kernel driver

B.As a virtual or physical appliance with a SPAN/TAP port or inline

C.In the cloud as a SaaS-only connector

D.Inside the DNS resolver to capture query logs only

Explanation: The Network Sensor deploys as a virtual or physical appliance connected to a SPAN/mirror port or TAP to capture and analyze network traffic metadata.

5Which Trend Vision One sensor monitors authentication events and user risk signals from identity providers?

A.Endpoint Sensor

B.Email Sensor

C.Identity Sensor

D.Cloud Sensor

Explanation: The Identity Sensor integrates with Active Directory, Azure AD, and other IdPs to capture authentication events, privilege escalations, and user risk signals.

6What is the Workbench in Trend Vision One?

A.A threat intelligence feed subscription portal

B.A correlated view of alerts grouped into incidents for investigation

C.A module for writing custom YARA detection rules

D.A network packet analysis tool

Explanation: The Workbench is the investigation console where XDR correlates individual alerts into unified incidents, providing a timeline, impact scope, and recommended response actions.

7In Trend Vision One Workbench, what distinguishes an 'Alert' from an 'Incident'?

A.Alerts are from cloud sensors only; incidents are from endpoint sensors only

B.An alert is a single detection event; an incident is multiple correlated alerts linked by shared indicators

C.Incidents always require manual creation by an analyst; alerts are automated

D.Alerts are low severity only; incidents are critical severity only

Explanation: An alert represents a single detection event from one sensor layer, while an incident is XDR's correlation of multiple related alerts tied together by shared artifacts like file hashes, IPs, or users.

8Which feature in Trend Vision One allows analysts to proactively search across historical telemetry using custom queries?

A.Managed XDR dashboard

B.Threat Hunting with OSQuery or Search

C.Zero Trust policy engine

D.Automated Playbook runner

Explanation: Trend Vision One's Threat Hunting capability lets analysts write and run OSQuery-style or proprietary search queries against historical telemetry to proactively look for indicators of compromise.

9OSQuery-based threat hunting in Trend Vision One enables analysts to do which of the following?

A.Push software packages to endpoints

B.Query live endpoint state such as running processes, open ports, and loaded modules

C.Configure network firewall ACLs remotely

D.Revoke certificates from compromised endpoints

Explanation: OSQuery allows analysts to query endpoint state in real time or retrospectively, retrieving data about running processes, network connections, loaded modules, and other host artifacts.

10What are Playbooks in Trend Vision One primarily used for?

A.Writing detection logic for new malware signatures

B.Automating response actions such as isolating endpoints or blocking URLs based on incident triggers

C.Generating compliance audit reports

D.Scheduling vulnerability scans on endpoints

Explanation: Playbooks in Trend Vision One automate response workflows, such as isolating a compromised endpoint, blocking a malicious URL, or notifying a ticketing system when specific incident conditions are met.

About the TMCP-V1 Exam

The Trend Micro Certified Professional — Vision One exam validates expertise in operating the Trend Micro Vision One XDR (Extended Detection and Response) platform. It covers platform architecture, sensor deployment across endpoint/email/network/cloud/identity layers, XDR Workbench investigation, threat hunting with Search App and OSQuery, automated response playbooks, and Zero Trust Secure Access configuration.

Questions

60 scored questions

Time Limit

90 minutes

Passing Score

70%

Exam Fee

$200 (Trend Micro)

TMCP-V1 Exam Content Outline

25%

Vision One Platform & Sensors

Platform architecture, sensor types (Endpoint Sensor, Email Sensor, Network Sensor, Cloud Sensor, Identity Sensor), data ingestion and telemetry

25%

XDR Workbench & Incidents

Workbench alert correlation, incident creation and triage, severity scoring, investigation notes, attack chain visualization

20%

Threat Hunting & Intelligence

Search App, OSQuery-based hunting queries, threat intelligence feeds, indicators of compromise (IoC), observed attack techniques

15%

Playbooks & Response

Automated response playbooks, response actions (isolate endpoint, quarantine file, block domain/IP), task management, Response Management app

15%

Zero Trust Secure Access

ZTSA private access, internet access gateways, identity-based access policies, continuous risk assessment, integration with IdPs

How to Pass the TMCP-V1 Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: 70%
Exam length: 60 questions
Time limit: 90 minutes
Exam fee: $200

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TMCP-V1 Study Tips from Top Performers

1Know all five sensor types and what data each provides to the XDR platform

2Understand the Workbench alert lifecycle: detection → correlation → incident → investigation → response

3Practice OSQuery syntax for common hunting scenarios: process lists, network connections, auto-run entries

4Understand playbook triggers: alert-based, scheduled, and manual execution

5Know ZTSA components: access gateway, identity provider integration, and risk score calculation

6Study MITRE ATT&CK mapping — Vision One tags tactics and techniques in the Workbench

7Review response action scopes — some actions affect the endpoint, others the network layer

Frequently Asked Questions

What sensors does Vision One support?

Vision One supports five sensor categories: Endpoint Sensor (via Apex One or Trend Micro Endpoint Security), Email Sensor (Cloud App Security or ScanMail), Network Sensor (TippingPoint or Deep Discovery), Cloud Sensor (Cloud One or native cloud APIs), and Identity Sensor (Active Directory or Azure AD integration).

How does the XDR Workbench correlate alerts?

The Workbench uses Trend Micro's AI and threat intelligence to correlate individual alerts from multiple sensors into unified incidents. It assigns a risk score, visualizes the attack chain (MITRE ATT&CK mapping), and groups related activities to reduce alert fatigue and accelerate investigation.

What is OSQuery used for in Vision One?

Vision One integrates OSQuery to enable live endpoint queries for threat hunting. Analysts can query endpoint state, running processes, network connections, installed software, and file system artifacts in real time without needing to deploy additional agents.

What is Zero Trust Secure Access in Vision One?

Zero Trust Secure Access (ZTSA) in Vision One provides identity-based, context-aware access to private applications and the internet. It continuously assesses risk scores for users and devices, enforcing least-privilege access and replacing traditional VPN-based remote access.

What response actions can be taken from Vision One?

From Vision One's Response Management app or directly from Workbench, analysts can: isolate an endpoint from the network, quarantine a malicious file, terminate a process, block a domain or IP, disable a user account, and run custom scripts — all without leaving the platform.