Which term refers to the list that contains devices not currently managed by endpoint security?

• A. Discovery Computers
• B. Unmanaged Computers List
• C. Client Platforms
• D. Network Requirements

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is separating devices that are already under protection from those that aren’t yet enrolled in the endpoint security system. The term for the latter group is the Unmanaged Computers List, which explicitly names devices that exist on the network but don’t have an agent installed or aren’t enrolled in management. This list helps you identify what needs onboarding actions—installing the agent, enrolling the device, and applying policies—so you can bring them under protection in a controlled way.

Discovery Computers might refer to devices found on the network during a scanning process, but it doesn’t inherently indicate they are not currently managed. Client Platforms describes the operating systems that the product supports, not a pool of devices. Network Requirements covers prerequisites for connectivity and deployment, not a list of unmanaged devices.