The process of sending notable events to Splunk SOAR from Splunk Enterprise Security is accurately described by triggering a SOAR playbook in ES. This action directly connects the notable event creation in Splunk Enterprise Security with the automation capabilities available in Splunk SOAR.
When notable events are identified in Splunk Enterprise Security, triggering a SOAR playbook allows security analysts to efficiently initiate a predefined response to the events without manual intervention. The playbook contains a series of automated actions designed to investigate, respond to, and remediate security incidents based on the context provided by the notable events. This streamlined approach enhances incident response times and helps ensure that potential threats are addressed promptly and effectively.
The other processes listed do not specifically pertain to sending notable events to SOAR. For instance, running SOAR from ES may imply initiating SOAR capabilities but does not capture the specific action of triggering a playbook. Long-tail analysis typically refers to the investigation of events or incidents over an extended period, which does not relate to the immediate action of sending events to SOAR. Running adaptive response actions pertains to executing specific actions defined within a response framework, but again, this does not specifically emphasize the transmission of notable events to the SOAR platform for automated playbook execution