Identify the event severity level in Windows logs for the events that are not necessarily...

In the context of Windows logs, the event severity level that indicates events that are not necessarily significant but may point to a possible future problem is classified as a “Warning.” This level is used to log events that are not immediately harmful, such as an impending disk space shortage or other conditions that could potentially cause problems if not addressed.

References: The EC-Council’s Certified SOC Analyst (CSA) program covers the fundamentals of SOC operations, including log management and correlation, which would encompass understanding the severity levels of events in Windows logs1. Additionally, the discussion on the ExamTopics website corroborates that the answer to this question is "Warning"2. Further general information on Windows event logging can be found in resources like Sumo Logic’s guide to Windows Event Logging3 and other incident response guides that discuss the importance of monitoring event severity levels within a SOC4.