Which two components can provide additional information about security events during alert triage in Microsoft Defender for Cloud?

In the context of Microsoft Defender for Cloud, workload protections contribute significantly to enhancing the security posture and understanding security events during the alert triage process. Workload protections are designed to secure Azure virtual machines, containers, and other workloads by applying threat protection strategies.

When security alerts are generated, workload protections can provide context regarding how these workloads are configured, the threats they may be facing, and the security measures in place to mitigate those threats. For instance, if an alert arises concerning a suspicious process on a VM, the workload protection capabilities can shed light on which protection mechanisms were in place at the time of the event and whether they were effective.

The other components listed may offer relevant data but do not directly enhance the understanding of security events to the same extent. Vulnerability assessments can provide insights into potential weaknesses but aren't focused on triaging real-time alerts. Traffic reports can show network activity, which may be useful but lacks the specific context around workloads. Azure Resource Manager logs capture changes to resources but are not oriented toward security event analysis. Thus, workload protections are particularly valuable for triaging alerts within Microsoft Defender for Cloud.