Which term matches the description: Cached for 30 days for management?

• A. Update Patches
• B. Simultaneous Connections
• C. Active Directory Credentials
• D. Discovery Scope

Answer: (A)

This item tests how patch content is managed and cached for administration. In patch management, the system downloads updates from vendors and stores them locally on the management console so patches can be deployed to endpoints without each device downloading them separately. Keeping patches cached for a set period, such as 30 days, ensures they’re readily available for deployment even if download sources are temporarily unavailable or if you need to push patches to many devices quickly. That’s why the term that matches this description is the patch-related function.

The other terms refer to different aspects of endpoint security management and are not about caching patch content: simultaneous connections concerns how many endpoints can connect at once to the management server; Active Directory credentials relate to authentication; and discovery scope defines which devices are found and managed.