What type of elements can be defined in the QRadar report layout?

In QRadar, when configuring a report layout, content containers are the appropriate elements that can be defined. Content containers serve as structural elements within the report, allowing you to organize data visually and logically for better clarity and understanding. They can house various components such as charts, graphs, tables, and text, providing a flexible way to present analysis and insights derived from security data.

By using content containers, users can create reports that are more informative and tailored to the needs of their audience, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the reporting process. This is particularly critical in security situations where clear and informative reporting can aid in decision-making and incident response.

The other options, while relevant to different aspects of QRadar and its functionalities, do not pertain to the elements defined specifically for report layouts. Data filters are used to refine the information that appears in reports but do not structure the layout itself. Database connections pertain to how QRadar interacts with external databases and are not part of the report layout design. Security protocols are relevant to configurations and compliance but do not directly influence how reports are arranged or displayed.