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Brave-Dumps.com Admin
6 months ago
Selected: B
Explanation — Why this answer?
When both File Name and Path attributes are specified in an exclusion within FortiEDR, the system applies an AND condition.
This means the exclusion is triggered only when both criteria match at the same time.
Therefore, only app.exe running from C:\Tools\ is excluded.
app.exe from a different path → not excluded
Other files inside C:\Tools\ → not excluded
When both File Name and Path attributes are specified in an exclusion within FortiEDR, the system applies an AND condition.
This means the exclusion is triggered only when both criteria match at the same time.
Therefore, only app.exe running from C:\Tools\ is excluded.
app.exe from a different path → not excluded
Other files inside C:\Tools\ → not excluded
Anonymous User
5 months ago
Selected: B
When both File Name and Path attributes are specified in an exclusion within FortiEDR, the system applies an AND condition.
This means the exclusion is triggered only when both criteria match at the same time.
Therefore, only app.exe running from C:\Tools\ is excluded.
app.exe from a different path → not excluded
Other files inside C:\Tools\ → not excluded
This means the exclusion is triggered only when both criteria match at the same time.
Therefore, only app.exe running from C:\Tools\ is excluded.
app.exe from a different path → not excluded
Other files inside C:\Tools\ → not excluded
Refer to the exhibit: You configured an execution prevention exclusion with both File Name = app.exe and **Path = C:\Tools**. What will FortiEDR do? (Choose one answer)
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