Which protection blocks uninstallation without authorization?

• A. Anti-Tamper Protection
• B. Safe Mode Protection
• C. Cache Computer
• D. Two-Factor Authentication

Answer: (A)

Anti-tamper protection is designed to keep security software from being removed or altered without proper authorization. It locks down the agent so uninstall attempts are guarded, requiring appropriate admin credentials, tamper checks, and validation of the uninstall process. This preserves the integrity and persistence of the endpoint protection, even if someone gains access to the machine or tries to disable it.

Safe Mode Protection isn’t a standard mechanism for preventing uninstallation; Safe Mode is a troubleshooting mode, not a dedicated protection feature. Cache Computer isn’t a recognized protection concept in this context. Two-Factor Authentication strengthens login security, but it doesn’t by itself block the actual uninstall action; anti-tamper protection directly addresses preventing uninstallation and tampering of the security software.