What type of logs are restored in the SQL database?

The correct answer highlights the restoration of raw logs in the SQL database. Raw logs contain every detail of the event as it was captured by the FortiAnalyzer, including all the original attributes and information at the time of collection. These logs are essential for a comprehensive review of the data since they provide the complete context and content of the logs, enabling thorough analysis and auditing.

Restoring raw logs to the SQL database allows users to run detailed queries and generate reports based on unaltered information. This is particularly important for compliance and forensic analysis, as raw logs ensure that no data has been modified or processed, providing a true representation of the events.

The other types of logs, such as processed, archived, and filtered logs, serve different purposes. Processed logs may have gone through an aggregation or transformation process, which could omit certain details needed for raw data analysis. Archived logs are typically stored for long-term retention and are not always available for immediate querying in the same manner as raw logs. Filtered logs involve selective data that may exclude important information from the original log entries. Therefore, raw logs being restored in the SQL database is crucial for maintaining data integrity and facilitating detailed inspection of security events.