Exact Extract: Study Guide p.25-p.26: the supervisor displays member logs, can aggregate report data, and shows events generated on members.
Technical Deep Dive: The correct answers are C, D, and E. FortiAnalyzer Fabric supervisor visibility includes logs collected on members, events generated by member event handlers, and reports that fetch and aggregate data from multiple members. Playbooks are not available as a supervisor-to-member execution module; the guide states supervisors cannot run automation playbooks on members. Indicators are not listed in the Fabric supervisor modules described for member analysis in the study guide.

Exact Extract: Study Guide p.59: event logs show system-wide information; application logs are ADOM- specific, and non-root ADOMs show only application logs.
Technical Deep Dive: The correct answers are C and D. FortiAnalyzer local logs include system-wide event logs and ADOM-specific application logs. Because non-root ADOMs show only application logs, system event logs are effectively a root-ADOM visibility item. Option A is wrong because local audit logs are accessible in Log View under ADOMs. Option B overstates playbook visibility; playbook/application logs are ADOM-specific and should not be treated as all centralized in root for every ADOM.

Exact Extract: Study Guide p.82: Contained means the risk source is isolated; antivirus quarantine is the example.
Technical Deep Dive: The correct answer is A. An AV log with action=quarantine indicates the detected file or object has been isolated, so FortiAnalyzer classifies the event status as Contained. An IPS action=pass is Unhandled because the risk was not stopped. WebFilter dropped and AppControl blocked are enforcement outcomes, so they align with Mitigated rather than Contained. The distinction matters in SOC triage because Contained still deserves review, but the immediate source/object has already been isolated.

Exact Extract: Study Guide p.64-p.65: FortiView summarizes threats and can export FortiView information as a PDF file.
Technical Deep Dive: The correct answer is D. FortiView provides dashboard views such as Threats, where identified threats within a selected timeframe are summarized and organized for analysis. The guide also states FortiView information can be exported as a PDF. Log Browse and Log View are useful for searching individual logs, but they do not provide the same threat-summary dashboard workflow. Fabric View is for Security Fabric topology and inventory context, not top-threat investigation and PDF export.

Exact Extract: Study Guide p.105-p.106: incident analysis includes audit history, and incident settings/status should be kept up to date.
Technical Deep Dive: The correct answer is A. When an analyst changes an incident status to Closed: False Positive, FortiAnalyzer records the action in the incident audit history. That preserves accountability and allows other analysts to see what changed and why. The corresponding event is not automatically reclassified as mitigated. The incident is not deleted just because it is closed. The incident number remains stable because it is the identifier used to track the case through its lifecycle.