Which DLP Device Class can be changed to Managed by the system administrator when needed?

The correct answer highlights the ability to transition a specific device class to a managed state by a system administrator. In the context of Data Loss Prevention (DLP), an unmanaged device class refers to devices that are not actively monitored or controlled by the organization’s policies. This class of devices can be changed to managed when a system administrator decides to apply monitoring and control mechanisms to ensure data security.

This capability allows organizations to strengthen their security posture by taking previously unmanaged devices into account and applying appropriate DLP measures, which can include monitoring, logging, and restrictions on data access or transmission.

Changing the status of unmanaged devices to managed provides flexibility and the opportunity for the organization to enhance its security processes as needed, especially in response to new threats or changes in the environment.