What is contained in a Policy Package?

By default, how often are anti-spyware components on the client updated from the server?

You have a computer connected to the Endpoint Security Server that is protected by a policy that
includes anti-spyware. When the Endpoint Security Server downloads an anti-spyware update,
when will the client computer receive the updated policy?

An anti-spyware scan is considered successful if the:

Your computer is protected by an enforcement rule that is configured to restrict non-compliant
endpoints. If the client is not in compliance, what default action occurs when a user logs in to the
network?

The Compliance Sandbox:

When a computer is out of compliance with an enforcement rule set to observe, which of the
following will occur when the Endpoint Security client executes the rule action?

If a protected computer is in compliance and connected to the network, how often does the
Endpoint Security Server check that the computer remains in compliance?

You have encountered client performance issues that you have isolated to the policy. Of the
choices below, what is the BEST way to resolve this issue?

Consider the following scenario: On an enterprise network with remote and local clients where
Program Control is enforced and manually maintained, the Endpoint Server is locking-up when
clients attempt to download policies; the Endpoint services must then be restarted before clients
can once again receive policies. What is the BEST way to resolve this issue?