Refer to the exhibit.

When an associated rule triggers, FortiSIEM performs all selected actions in the automation policy. In this case, it will send an email/SMS/webhook, run the remediation script, invoke the integration policy (even if none is currently defined), and create a case. All checked actions are executed.

The correct answer is B because FortiSIEM automation policies are designed to execute the actions selected in the policy when the policy criteria match. The FortiSIEM Study Guide states that automation policy actions define what occurs when policy criteria match. It lists possible automation actions such as sending an alert, invoking an integration policy, sending SNMP or HTTPS XML notifications, opening a remedy ticket or creating a FortiSIEM case, sending email or SMS, and running a remediation script. The same Study Guide explains that users can configure “any combination of actions.” Therefore, there is no single-action precedence rule where remediation overrides all other selected actions or email runs only because it appears first. If multiple action checkboxes are selected, FortiSIEM executes the configured selected actions according to the automation policy. In the exhibit, multiple actions are selected, including email/SMS/webhook, remediation/script, integration policy, and case creation. Option C is incorrect because the absence of a defined integration policy does not make FortiSIEM ignore the other selected actions. The policy runs the selected configured actions.