A company has a policy that requires all endpoints to have a specific registry key set. The policy is assigned to all endpoints. During validation, you find that some endpoints are 'Non-Compliant' because the registry key is missing. What is the most likely cause?

The endpoints have not checked in to receive the policy.

The endpoints are running a different operating system.

The endpoints have a local policy that removes the registry key.

The policy is not configured to set the registry key automatically.

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5.1 Validate Endpoint Profiles and Policies XSIAM-ANALYST Practice Questions (Page 4)

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A company has a policy that requires all endpoints to have a specific registry key set. The policy is assigned to all endpoints. During validation, you find that some endpoints are 'Non-Compliant' because the registry key is missing. What is the most likely cause?

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