Which tool might Louise use to compile a report on insecure traffic types entering the organization's network?

The appropriate tool for compiling a report on insecure traffic types entering the organization's network is the Packet Analyzer. A Packet Analyzer, often referred to as a packet sniffer, captures and analyzes the data packets that traverse a network. It allows the user to inspect the contents of these packets in detail, examining protocols, headers, and payload data for various network transactions.

Using a Packet Analyzer, Louise would be able to identify specific types of insecure traffic by analyzing the packets for vulnerabilities, unauthorized protocols, or suspicious patterns that could indicate security risks. This tool provides a granular view of network traffic, making it vital for recognizing vulnerabilities and securing the network.

While other tools like Firewall Log Analyzers and Network Scanners have their specific uses, they don't provide the in-depth packet-level analysis that a Packet Analyzer does. Firewall Log Analyzers focus on analyzing log entries generated by firewalls, which can indicate access attempts but may not show all the traffic types in raw format. Network Scanners primarily assess device presence and open ports without detailing the content of the traffic. Threat Intelligence Platforms aggregate threat data but typically do not perform real-time traffic analysis on the network itself. Thus, for the task of compiling a report specifically concerning insecure traffic types, the Packet Analyzer is the