An endpoint product stops a ransomware process after it has already encrypted 30 files on a laptop. Which capability can return those files to their earlier state without a separate backup restore?
Un produit de protection des terminaux arrête un processus de rançongiciel après qu'il a déjà chiffré 30 fichiers sur un portable. Quelle capacité peut remettre ces fichiers dans leur état antérieur, sans restauration séparée depuis une sauvegarde ?
Answers
AHeuristic scanning of the encrypted filesL'analyse heuristique des fichiers chiffrés
BMoving the encrypted files into quarantine for later analysisLe déplacement des fichiers chiffrés en quarantaine pour une analyse ultérieure
CAutomated rollback of the changes the threat madeL'annulation automatique des modifications faites par la menace
DUpdating the virus definitions immediatelyLa mise à jour immédiate des définitions de virus
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