What type of events do NOT require any further action?

Informational events are designed to provide situational awareness and insight into the status of the IT environment without requiring any immediate action to be taken. These events are typically used for monitoring purposes and do not indicate a problem or require intervention. In essence, they serve as a form of notification or update that can help stakeholders understand the current state of systems and services without implying that any response is necessary.

For example, an informational event could involve logging periodic updates about system performance or confirmations that certain processes have completed successfully. Since these types of events do not suggest any risk or need for response, they can be documented and monitored without further action required.

In contrast, warning events indicate potential issues that could lead to problems if not addressed, exception events signal that something has gone wrong and needs immediate correction, and correlated events represent a synthesis of data from various sources that may point to a larger issue needing action.