What type of information is found in the execution details of Full Detection Details?

The execution details of Full Detection Details contain granular information regarding detection factors. This means that when a detection event occurs, the execution details provide a comprehensive breakdown of the specific elements that contributed to identifying the threat. This includes information such as process creation behaviors, file manipulations, registry changes, and network activity, allowing responders to understand precisely why a detection was triggered and what artifacts were involved.

Having this level of detail is crucial for incident response teams as it enables them to perform thorough investigations. By analyzing these granular factors, responders can discern how an attack occurred, the methods employed by the adversary, and how to prevent similar incidents in the future. This level of specificity helps in developing targeted remediation strategies and understanding the broader context of an incident.

In contrast, the other options do not encapsulate the depth of information present in the execution details. For example, merely providing timestamps for actions taken lacks the analytical depth necessary for effective threat analysis. General summaries of detection actions would not offer the detailed insights needed for understanding the factors leading to a detection. Similarly, while previous detections may be relevant for contextual awareness, they do not provide the in-depth analysis of the particular incident currently under review.