How do SEGs report threats to stakeholders?

The correct answer is that SEGs report threats to stakeholders by generating comprehensive reports on security incidents. This method allows organizations to summarize and analyze a range of security incidents over a designated period. These reports typically include details such as the type of threats detected, the frequency of incidents, the effectiveness of responses, and any patterns observed in the attacks.

Such comprehensive reporting provides valuable insights that stakeholders can use for risk assessment and to strengthen the organization’s overall security posture. Instead of just presenting raw data, these reports synthesize the information in a manner that is actionable and aligned with business objectives, enabling informed decision-making.

Other methods mentioned, such as sending alerts for each email received, may lead to alert fatigue and may not provide a strategic overview needed for long-term security management. Real-time monitoring dashboards are useful for immediate visibility into ongoing threats but lack the depth and analysis that comprehensive reports deliver. Conducting regular user surveys could gather feedback on security practices but does not effectively communicate specific incident data or threat analysis to stakeholders, which is crucial for understanding the broader security landscape.