What best describes an event that is managed through Splunk SOAR's adaptive response?

The term "notable event" refers to significant incidents or anomalies detected in data that warrant further investigation or a response. In the context of Splunk SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response), notable events trigger automated workflows or actions to manage security incidents effectively.

When an event is categorized as notable, it signifies that the event has passed certain thresholds established by the security team or system, highlighting it as a potential security threat or issue of interest. This is crucial because it allows security analysts to focus their attention on high-priority incidents that require immediate action, rather than getting overwhelmed by routine logs that may not pose any risk.

In contrast, routine log entries do not typically indicate a security concern and are more for monitoring purposes. Risk assessments are evaluations that analyze vulnerabilities in a network or system but do not represent direct actions or notifications. Intrusive alerts could indicate a potential threat, but the term notable event encompasses a broader context of events that have been identified for follow-up by the security team.

Thus, the characteristic of a notable event aligns perfectly with the functions of Splunk SOAR’s adaptive response capabilities, which aim to streamline the management of events that are critical for security operations.