Which tactic is described as accelerating large-scale scans to complete more quickly?

• A. Increase target count
• B. Decreasing scan depth
• C. Dealing with large Scans by speeding up
• D. Performing more selective testing

Answer: (C)

When handling large-scale scans, the way to finish more quickly is to speed up the scan itself. This means optimizing how the scan runs—employing more parallel probes, using multi-threading or distributed scanning, and managing rates efficiently—so you cover more ground in less time. Increasing the target count would expand scope, not speed. Decreasing scan depth reduces detail and can miss findings, which isn’t about accelerating the overall process. Performing more selective testing narrows scope and prioritizes certain checks, again not about speeding up a large scan. So the best approach is dealing with large scans by speeding up.