Which report would help identify unusual activity related to scheduled tasks?

The Hunting Reports are designed specifically to aid in identifying unusual activity, including anomalies related to scheduled tasks. These reports leverage advanced detection techniques and heuristics to uncover potential threats that may not be evident through standard monitoring. By analyzing patterns and behaviors within the data, Hunting Reports can highlight irregularities in how scheduled tasks are executed, thus providing insights that are crucial for threat hunting and incident response efforts.

Scheduled tasks may demonstrate unusual activity if they are created or modified unexpectedly, or if they execute at odd times. By utilizing the Hunting Reports, administrators can fine-tune their investigations to focus on these specific indicators, helping to quickly pinpoint any malicious or unintended changes to scheduled tasks.

The other report types do have their own purposes but do not specifically focus on the same level of anomaly detection as Hunting Reports. For example, the Prevention Policy Debug Report primarily helps troubleshoot issues related to prevention policies, the Logon Activity Report is centered on monitoring user logins and sessions, and Visibility Reports provide general visibility into endpoint status but are not tailored for detecting specific malicious behaviors like those concerning scheduled tasks.