Which automation can be used to attach reports to incidents?

Using a SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) automation playbook is the correct approach for attaching reports to incidents. SOAR platforms are designed to streamline incident response processes by automating complex workflows across various systems and tools. By leveraging playbooks, organizations can define specific processes that automatically process incident-related data, including generating and attaching reports in response to defined triggers or conditions.

This capability enhances efficiency, as it reduces the need for manual intervention and ensures that relevant documentation accompanies incidents from the outset. Such automation is crucial in managing large volumes of incidents effectively while maintaining compliance and ensuring that all necessary information is readily available to responders.

The other options, while they may offer some level of automation, do not specifically support the comprehensive integration of report attachment to incidents in the same way. Basic CLI scripting may assist with repetitive tasks, but it lacks the orchestration capabilities that a SOAR playbook provides. Scheduled task automation can manage tasks at specific intervals but does not necessarily link those actions to incident responses. Event-driven notifications help in alerting but do not automate the process of compiling and attaching reports.