a selection of events for further investigation to somebody who does not have access to the QRadar system.
Which of these approaches provides an accurate copy of the required data in a readable format?
A.
Log in to the Command Line Interface and use the ACP tool (/opt/qradar/bin/runjava.sh com.qllabs .ariel. Io.acp) with the necessary AQLfilters and destination directory.
B.
Use the Advanced Search option in the Log Activity tab, run an AQL command: copy (select * from events last 2 hours) to ’output_events.csv’ WITH CSV.
C.
Use the "Event Export (with AQL)" option in the Log Activity tab, test your query with the Test button. Then, to run the export, click Export to CSV.
D.
Use the Log Activity tab, filter the events until only those that you require are shown. Then, from the Actions list, select Export to CSV > Full Export (All Columns).
Here's the breakdown of why this approach is the most suitable:
Focused Export: The "Event Export (with AQL)" option allows targeted exporting of events based on specific AQL queries. This ensures you only extract the necessary data.
Usability: The Log Activity tab's interface, including the Test and Export functionality, makes it easy to use even for less technical users familiar with basic QRadar concepts.
CSV Format: CSV offers a readable, widely compatible format for data review outside of QRadar.
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