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PCDRA · Question #87

The Response action breakdown widget belongs to which of the following widget categories?

The correct answer is C. Investigation Widgets. The Response action breakdown widget, which visualizes the outcomes of automated and manual security responses, is categorized under Investigation Widgets.

Submitted by kavita_s· Apr 18, 2026Investigation and Response

Question

The Response action breakdown widget belongs to which of the following widget categories?

Options

  • AAgent Management Widgets
  • BIncident Management Widgets
  • CInvestigation Widgets
  • DUser Defined Widgets

How the community answered

(36 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • C
    92% (33)
  • D
    6% (2)

Why each option

The Response action breakdown widget, which visualizes the outcomes of automated and manual security responses, is categorized under Investigation Widgets.

AAgent Management Widgets

Agent Management Widgets typically focus on the health, deployment, and configuration of security agents.

BIncident Management Widgets

Incident Management Widgets manage the broader lifecycle of an incident, whereas 'Response action breakdown' is a specific analytical view during investigation.

CInvestigation WidgetsCorrect

The 'Response action breakdown' widget falls under Investigation Widgets because it helps security analysts understand and evaluate the effectiveness and frequency of actions taken during the investigation phase of a security incident. This allows for detailed analysis of executed responses and their impact on threats.

DUser Defined Widgets

User Defined Widgets are custom creations, but 'Response action breakdown' is a standard, predefined widget within the platform.

Concept tested: Cortex XDR widget categories

Source: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/cortex/cortex-xdr/7-1/cortex-xdr-pro-admin/incident-management/dashboard/dashboard-widgets.html

Topics

#Cortex XDR Widgets#Dashboard Categories#Investigation Widgets#Response Action Tracking

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