What is included in the device history of Discovery status reference?

The device history of Discovery status reference includes a summary of devices discovered and sensor actions. This information is crucial for understanding the performance and effectiveness of the Discovery process. It allows administrators to track which devices have been identified within the network, monitor their status, and review the actions taken by the sensors during the discovery process.

This summary provides insights into the types of devices that have been successfully discovered, the protocols used for discovery, and any issues encountered during the process. By analyzing this historical data, organizations can assess their IT environment, ensure compliance with asset management policies, and make informed decisions about future discovery efforts.

The other options, while relevant in different contexts, do not specifically relate to the device history in the Discovery status reference. For instance, user access attempts involve security and access control rather than device discovery tracking. Similarly, system performance reviews and cloud security events pertain to overall system health and security measures, but they do not capture the specific information about devices discovered and the actions taken by Discovery sensors.