Cortex XDR notifies an administrator about grayware on the endpoints. There are no entries about grayware in any of the logs of the corresponding firewall. Which setting can the administrator…

A log forwarding profile determines *where* logs are sent (e.g., syslog server, Panorama) but does not control *what specific content* (like grayware verdicts) is generated and logged by the firewall itself.

The 'log settings' option in the Device tab typically configures general logging preferences, such as log quota or database settings, but not specific content like grayware verdicts which are handled by dedicated security services.

The 'Report Grayware Files' option (or similar setting to enable grayware analysis and reporting) within the WildFire General Settings (typically under Device > WildFire > General Settings) explicitly enables the firewall to send grayware samples to WildFire for analysis and to generate logs pertaining to grayware verdicts. This setting is crucial for the firewall to identify and log grayware detections.

'Threat General Settings' primarily relate to general threat prevention features like antivirus, anti-spyware, and vulnerability protection, not specifically the logging of grayware analysis provided by the WildFire cloud service.