What are the primary outputs of QRadar's correlation engine?

The primary outputs of QRadar's correlation engine include offenses, alerts, and reports, as these outputs are critical for the analysis and response to security incidents.

Offenses represent high-priority potential security threats that the correlation engine identifies after analyzing event and flow data collected from various sources. These offenses are the result of the correlation engine processing this data against established rules and algorithms to detect suspicious patterns or behaviors.

Alerts are generated as immediate notifications about specific events or conditions that require attention, allowing security teams to act quickly on potential security incidents.

Lastly, reports are structured outputs that summarize detected offenses and alerts over a period, offering insights into security incidents, trends, and the overall security posture of an organization. These outputs enable organizations to track, analyze, and improve their security measures in response to emerging threats.

The other options, while related to system operations and monitoring, do not represent the direct outputs of the correlation engine in the context of incident detection and management.