What are two valid configurations for user-driven remediation when a Windows-based endpoint fails a Host Checker policy?

What are two valid configurations for user-driven remediation when a Windows-based endpoint
fails a Host Checker policy? (Choose two.)

What are two valid configurations for user-driven remediation when a Windows-based endpoint
fails a Host Checker policy? (Choose two.)

A.
Kill a running process on the endpoint, based on executable name and MD5 checksum.

B.
Delete a file on the endpoint’s file system.

C.
Download and run a remediation executable from the local software distribution server.

D.
Alter registry entries to prevent future execution of an executable, based on executable name
and full path.



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