Which element shows the overall risk level for a given computer?

• A. IOAs
• B. Detected Risks Tile
• C. Computer Global Risk Level
• D. Risks by Computer List

Answer: (C)

Understanding how risk is presented for an individual computer comes down to a single, high-level indicator that sums up that endpoint’s security posture. The Computer Global Risk Level is the element that shows the overall risk level for a given computer. It combines data from detections, vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and policy compliance into one rating, so you can quickly see which machine needs attention. This global level is designed to be an at-a-glance metric, often color-coded, to help you triage across many endpoints.

Other elements provide more granular details rather than a consolidated score. Indicators of Attack (IoAs) are specific suspicious techniques or events detected on the device. The Detected Risks Tile shows individual risk items or alerts, useful for digging into specifics but not for a single overall rating. The Risks by Computer List presents risk items organized by computer, offering detail rather than a single per-computer summary.