Which two statements are relevant to reports in Cortex XDR? (Choose two.)
A.
They can be sent in a password protected PDF version.
B.
They can be automatically pushed to the corporate intranet.
C.
They can use mock data for visualization.
D.
They can have an attached screenshot of an XQL query widget.
The Answer Is:
A, D
This question includes an explanation.
Explanation:
Cortex XDR provides a robust reporting engine designed to communicate security posture and incident trends to various stakeholders.
Security and Delivery (A): When scheduling a report, an administrator can choose to send it via email. To comply with corporate security policies—since these reports may contain sensitive internal data like hostnames or user accounts—Cortex XDR allows the PDF version to be password protected .
XQL-Driven Content (D): The foundation of Cortex XDR reporting and dashboarding is XQL (Cortex Query Language) . Reports are built by adding "Widgets." These widgets are essentially visual representations (charts, tables, or graphs) of an XQL query. When a report is generated, it captures the current state/screenshot of these XQL-based widgets to provide the data for the requested time period.
Why other options are incorrect:
Option B: While you can send reports via email or download them, there is no native "push to intranet" (like a direct WebDAV or SharePoint push) feature built directly into the standard reporting module without external automation (like XSOAR).
Option C: Mock data is a feature often used in Cortex XSOAR for building playbook layouts and dashboards before live data exists; however, in the context of Cortex XDR , reports are designed to reflect the actual telemetry and alerts stored in the Data Lake.
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