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The application team within a company is asking the security team to investigate why its application is slow after an upgrade. The source of the team's application is 10.13.136.9, and the destination IP is 10.17.36.5. The security analyst pulls the logs from the endpoint security software but sees nothing is being blocked. The analyst then looks at the UTM firewall logs and sees the following: The application team within a company is asking the security team to investigate why its application is slow after an upgrade. The source of the team's application is 10.13.136.9, and the destination IP is 10.17.36.5. The security analyst pulls the logs from the endpoint security software but sees nothing is being blocked. The analyst then looks at the UTM firewall logs and sees the following:   Which of the following should the security analyst request NEXT based on the UTM firewall analysis? A)  Request the application team to allow TCP port 87 to listen on 10.17.36.5. B)  Request the network team to open port 1433 from 10.13.136.9 to 10.17.36.5. C)  Request the network team to turn off IPS for 10.13.136.8 going to 10.17.36.5. D)  Request the application team to reconfigure the application and allow RPC communication. Which of the following should the security analyst request NEXT based on the UTM firewall analysis?

Understand the concept of fixed and variable costs and their impact on cost accounting.
Identify and explain the differences between variable costing and absorption costing.
Calculate net income under both variable costing and absorption costing.
Comprehend the treatment of fixed overhead costs in both costing methods.

Definitions:

Percent of Sales Method

A financial forecasting technique that estimates certain balance sheet and income statement items as a fixed percentage of projected sales.

Uncollectible Expenses

Costs that a business incurs from credits extended to customers that are not expected to be paid back, often recognized as bad debt expense.

Credit Sales

Sales made by a business where the payment is deferred to a later date, typically recorded as accounts receivable until payment is received.

Debit Balance

An account balance that occurs when the total of debits in an account exceeds the total of credits, typical for asset and expense accounts.

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