Which term refers to home or office networks with trusted users?

• A. Public Network
• B. Detect Automatically
• C. Trusted Network
• D. Email Antivirus

Answer: (C)

Networks are categorized by how much you trust the devices and users connected to them to decide what security rules apply. A home or office network where you know and control the devices and users is called a trusted network. This label signals that the security posture can be less restrictive than for untrusted environments, since you’re operating in a controlled, managed setting. In endpoint security, trusted networks often allow normal access to resources and smoother updates while still enforcing essential protections. Public networks, by contrast, are untrusted and trigger stricter protections to guard against potential threats. Detect Automatically isn’t a network category itself; it’s a setting that determines how the device identifies the network type. Email Antivirus relates to scanning email content, not to the classification of networks by trust.