Which feature deletes endpoints automatically based on predefined rules?

• A. Deletion Timeframe
• B. Alerts Configuration
• C. Automatically Deletes Endpoints Based on Filters
• D. Unprotected Computers

Answer: (C)

Automated remediation actions are driven by predefined rules that specify which endpoints qualify for a given action. When you set filters that describe the devices to target, the system can apply the action automatically without human intervention. The feature described—Automatically Deletes Endpoints Based on Filters—fits this exactly: endpoints that match the defined criteria are removed automatically, helping enforce security or compliance without manual steps. For example, you could configure a rule to delete devices that have not connected in a certain period or fail a security check, and the system will carry out the deletion automatically. The other options don’t capture this automatic, rule-based deletion: Deletion Timeframe is about when a deletion occurs rather than applying a rule to determine which endpoints to delete; Alerts Configuration concerns notifications; Unprotected Computers is a status category, not an automatic action.