How can an administrator identify threats detected by the Firebox?

An administrator can identify threats detected by the Firebox by reviewing security event logs and alerts. The Firebox logs a wide range of security events, including intrusion attempts, malware detections, and other suspicious activities. These logs contain detailed information about what threats were detected, their severity, and the actions taken by the Firebox in response.

By systematically analyzing these logs and alerts, an administrator can gain insights into the security posture of their network, understand the nature and frequency of threats, and take appropriate measures to mitigate those risks. This logging and alerting functionality is essential for maintaining a proactive security strategy, as it allows for real-time responses to emerging threats and helps in the identification of trends over time.

Other options do not provide a direct method for identifying threats. Conducting security audits is useful for assessing the overall security strategy and effectiveness but does not specifically focus on real-time threat detection. Disabling security features would actually increase vulnerability rather than help identify threats. Monitoring user behavior can provide insights into potential insider threats or unusual activities but is not specifically aimed at detecting external threats as effectively as reviewing the security event logs does.