Which setting requires a password to uninstall security software?

• A. Require Password to Uninstall
• B. Enable Anti-Tamper Protection
• C. Safe Mode Protection
• D. Two-Factor Authentication

Answer: (A)

Requiring a password to uninstall is about gating the removal action behind credential verification. It directly enforces that an admin must provide a password to uninstall, preventing casual or unauthorized removal and preserving protection on the endpoint. This makes it the most precise control for ensuring the software stays installed unless a legitimate admin authorizes its removal. Anti-tamper protection defends against tampering of the software and its settings, but it isn't the exact uninstall gate; Safe Mode Protection and Two-Factor Authentication relate to broader security and access controls, not specifically to requiring a password for uninstall. In environments where you want to prevent users from uninstalling the protection, enabling the uninstall-password requirement provides the clear, specific safeguard.