Effective security reporting helps SOC teams, executives, and compliance officers make informed decisions.
✅1. Automating Report Generation (A)
Saves time by scheduling reports for regular distribution.
Reduces manual effort and ensures timely insights.
Example:
A weekly phishing attack report sent to SOC analysts.
✅2. Customizing Reports for Different Audiences (B)
Technical reports for SOC teams include detailed event logs.
Executive summaries provide risk assessments and trends.
Example:
SOC analysts see incident logs, while executives get a risk summary.
✅3. Providing Actionable Recommendations (D)
Reports should not just show data but suggest actions.
Example:
If failed login attempts increase, recommend MFA enforcement.
❌Incorrect Answers:
C. Including unrelated historical data for context → Reports should be concise and relevant.
E. Using dynamic filters for better analysis → Useful in dashboards, but not a primary factor in reporting effectiveness.
????Additional Resources:
Splunk Security Reporting Guide
Best Practices for Security Metrics
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