What information is included in a typical QRadar offense summary?

The typical QRadar offense summary is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of security incidents, making option B the correct choice. It includes crucial information that facilitates effective analysis and response to potential threats.

The offense summary encompasses event and flow details, which are critical for understanding the source and nature of the security breach. These details help analyze the specific events that triggered the offense and the network flows associated with those events. Additionally, the summary lists any rules that have been triggered, such as those indicating suspicious activity or anomalies that require further investigation. This helps security analysts to quickly assess why an offense was opened and prioritize their investigative efforts accordingly.

Moreover, the investigative steps included in the summary guide analysts on how to further analyze the offense or respond to it, providing a structured approach to incident response. This synthesis of data allows QRadar users to respond effectively to offenses by understanding their context within the broader landscape of security events.

In contrast, user contact details, network speed and performance metrics, and historical security incidents do not form part of the immediate summary pertaining to an active offense, as they are not directly related to understanding the specifics of the current situation in the same way that event and flow details and associated rules are.