The correct answer is 'Automating repetitive tasks such as IP address blocking on a firewall'. This choice aligns with SOAR's strengths, which include automating routine and repetitive tasks to save time and reduce the likelihood of human error, allowing security personnel to focus on more complex tasks that require human judgment. The other options are less suited for SOAR as they either require nuanced analysis (analyzing user behavior for signs of compromise) or are not as related to automation and response, such as coordinating team schedules or compiling reports which do not necessarily require SOAR capabilities.