A host is accidentally placed in a sensor group that has a prevention policy with 'Detect' mode instead of 'Prevent' mode. What is the operational impact on runtime protection for that host?

The host will not be monitored for malicious activity.

The host will be automatically isolated from the network.

The host will be blocked from communicating with the Falcon cloud.

The host will receive alerts for detected threats but will not automatically block them.

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