Which reporting option provides insights into threats for service edges?

The reporting option that provides insights into threats for service edges is the one focused specifically on threat insights. This type of reporting is designed to analyze and present data related to threats detected by the security system, particularly those that may affect the service edges of a network. It typically includes details on the types of threats encountered, their origins, behaviors, and potential impacts on the network.

Threat insights enable organizations to understand where their vulnerabilities lie within their infrastructure, particularly at critical points like service edges where external access occurs. This understanding allows network security teams to take proactive measures to mitigate risk and enhance overall security posture based on real-time threat data and trends.

Other reporting options, while useful in broader contexts, do not specialize in delivering this specific type of threat-focused intelligence. For instance, interactive reporting may offer customizable views of different datasets, forensic reporting tends to focus on the investigation of past incidents to understand what happened and prevent future occurrences, and historical reporting would concentrate on long-term trends rather than immediate threat analytics. Therefore, threat insights are the most relevant and targeted option for understanding current threats affecting service edges.