The Appliance Status Widget The Appliance Status widget indicates the health of the appliance and of any appliances it is managing. Note that because the Firepower Management Center does not automatically apply a health policy to managed devices, you must manually apply a health policy to devices or their status appears as Disabled. This widget appears by default on the Status tabs of the Detailed Dashboard and the Summary Dashboard. The Intrusion Events Widget The Intrusion Events widget shows the intrusion events that occurred over the dashboard time range, organized by priority. This includes statistics on intrusion events with dropped packets and different impacts. This widget appears by default on the Intrusion Events tab of the Summary Dashboard. Took it from https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/firepower/623/configuration/guide/fpmc-config-guide-v623/dashboards.html#ID-2206-00000918

seems to have many cha-gpt model answers here, be careful guys, is not totally trusted

To create a new dashboard within the Cisco FMC with a mixture of threat and security related widgets along with Cisco Firepower device health information, the two widgets that must be configured are: C. Appliance Status - This widget displays the health status of the Cisco Firepower device, including hardware status, performance metrics, and system resource utilization. It provides an overview of the device's health and helps in identifying any issues that need attention. A. Intrusion Events - This widget displays information on intrusion events detected by the Cisco Firepower device, including the source and destination IP addresses, severity level, and action taken. It provides information on the security posture of the network and helps identify potential threats. While the other widgets listed, such as Correlation Information, Current Sessions, and Network Compliance, may provide valuable information, they may not necessarily provide a mixture of threat and security related widgets along with Cisco Firepower device health information. Therefore, options A and C are the two widgets that must be configured to provide this information.

Intrusion is an obvious answer for Intrusions... However, Security.... That could be either: The Current Sessions widget shows which users are currently logged into the appliance, the IP address associated with the machine where the session originated, and the last time each user accessed a page on the appliance OR The Network Compliance widget summarizes your hosts’ compliance with the white lists you configured. I have no idea... but If I had to choose I would choose "Network".... But I don't like it.

Its asking about threat and security related widgets....I would say Intrusion events for threat and Network Compliance for security.

About Dashboards Firepower System dashboards provide you with at-a-glance views of current system status, including data about the events collected and generated by the system. You can also use dashboards to see information about the status and overall health of the appliances in your deployment. Keep in mind that the information the dashboard provides depends on how you license, configure, and deploy the system.