Which server target uses the Automated Incident Remediation Tracking feature?

Which server target uses the Automated Incident Remediation Tracking feature?

• A. File System
• B. Network
• C. Web
• D. Email

Answer: (A)

Automated Incident Remediation Tracking records the actions taken automatically to fix or contain an incident and ties those actions to the data source. This is most naturally applied to the File System target, where stored files on servers can be directly remediated—such as restricting access, encrypting, moving to a secure location, or quarantining a file—and every step is logged for auditing. File servers provide persistent data where automated remediation can be executed and tracked end-to-end, making the remediation history clear and accountable. In contrast, Web, Email, and Network targets focus on data in transit or at the gateway; remediation there centers on blocking or filtering transmissions rather than applying and documenting file-level remediation actions on stored data.

Automated Incident Remediation Tracking records the actions taken automatically to fix or contain an incident and ties those actions to the data source. This is most naturally applied to the File System target, where stored files on servers can be directly remediated—such as restricting access, encrypting, moving to a secure location, or quarantining a file—and every step is logged for auditing. File servers provide persistent data where automated remediation can be executed and tracked end-to-end, making the remediation history clear and accountable. In contrast, Web, Email, and Network targets focus on data in transit or at the gateway; remediation there centers on blocking or filtering transmissions rather than applying and documenting file-level remediation actions on stored data.