An EPM Administrator would like to enable a Threat Protection policy, however, the policy protects an application that is not installed on all endpoints.
Option B is the way to go. If the policy doesn't protect all endpoints, it's best not to enable it at all. Wouldn't want any unexpected problems, you know?
Haha, I bet the EPM Admin is wishing they had a crystal ball to see which endpoints have the app installed. Option A sounds like a recipe for disaster!
I'd go with C. Detect mode is a good way to test the Threat Protection policy without impacting all the endpoints. Gotta be strategic about these things, you know?
Option D is the way to go! Splitting up the endpoints into separate sets and enabling the Threat Protection for one of them is a smart move. Keeps things organized and under control.
Option D is the way to go! Splitting up the endpoints into separate sets and enabling the Threat Protection for one of them is a smart move. Keeps things organized and under control.
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