When troubleshooting issues on virtual machines with existing suppression rules, what should you do to review generated alerts?

To effectively review generated alerts while working with existing suppression rules in a virtual machine environment, modifying the filter for the Security alerts page is essential. This approach allows you to refine the view of alerts according to specific criteria. By applying filters, you can focus on particular timeframes, types of alerts, or severity levels, enabling you to easily identify relevant alerts that may have been suppressed previously.

The filtering option enhances the analysis process, ensuring you can quickly assess and respond to the alerts that matter most without being overwhelmed by an excess of information. This capability is crucial in a security operations context, where timely and accurate responses to alerts can significantly influence the overall security posture.

The other options do not directly aid in reviewing alerts once suppression rules are in effect. Adjusting the rule expiration date or disabling suppression rules might influence which alerts are shown in the long term but do not offer a practical method for immediate review. Viewing Windows event logs on the virtual machines can provide additional insights, but it is not the most direct way to manage and analyze generated alerts in the context of existing suppression rules.