Options include Audit, Block, and Do Not Detect.

• A. Audit Mode
• B. Linux Operating Mode
• C. Exclusions
• D. Operating Modes

Answer: (B)

WatchGuard Endpoint Security uses operating modes to control how the agent enforces protection, with some modes designated for specific operating systems. The Linux Operating Mode is the Linux-specific option, meaning it applies policy and behavior tailored to Linux environments, ensuring compatibility and correct enforcement on those systems.

The other terms are not the Linux-specific mode: Audit Mode, Block, and Do Not Detect are generic modes that can apply broadly across systems, not a label that identifies Linux-specific behavior. Exclusions refer to exceptions in scanning, not a mode of operation. Operating Modes is simply the collection of possible modes, not a single mode itself.

So the Linux Operating Mode is the best choice because it explicitly designates the Linux-specific operating mode for endpoint protection.