Which two archive files can be loaded into the SURF tool?

The SURF tool, which stands for Sophos Unified Reporting Framework, is designed to take specific archive files to analyze and interpret Sophos XG Firewall data effectively. The correct answer identifies two specific types of archive files: SDU (Sophos Diagnostic Utility) and CTR (Centralized Threat Reporting).

The SDU is a diagnostic tool that collects log files and configuration data from the Sophos XG Firewall environment, enabling deeper analysis of performance and operational issues. CTR files are used to gather logs specifically related to threats and network events, providing critical context to network administrators regarding potential security incidents.

These file types are relevant for the SURF tool because they contain structured data that the tool can effectively process to provide insights. Having the capability to analyze these specific formats allows administrators to troubleshoot and optimize their firewall configurations based on actual data collected from their network.

Other options, such as LOG and XML, while they may contain useful information, do not represent the specific formats that the SURF tool processes in its targeted analysis. Similarly, TXT and CSV formats, although common for data representation, are not utilized in the function of the SURF tool directly. ZIP and RAR formats are compression formats and may not contain the specialized structured data required by the SURF tool