Which of the following items would you expect to find in a Linux sensor report?

The presence of "Hosts by distro" in a Linux sensor report is correct because it provides essential information about the various Linux distributions present in the environment where CrowdStrike's security solution is deployed. Understanding the distribution of hosts by operating system type helps administrators tailor security measures and respond appropriately to vulnerabilities that may be specific to certain Linux variants.

Linux distributions can have different security postures and known vulnerabilities, which makes it crucial for security administrators to be aware of which versions are deployed across their infrastructure. This information can drive decisions on updates, patches, and security monitoring efforts.

The other choices do not accurately represent what one would typically find in a Linux sensor report. Network Security Logs focus on network activities and traffic analysis, which may not be specific to the Linux operating system. Security Group Changes relate to changes in user permissions and access controls, which are often tracked in a different context. Data Encryption Logs pertain to the encryption status and activities of data, which again would not typically be found within a standard sensor report focused on host information.