Which term refers to systems that are not connected to the ePO server and do not have a Trellix Agent installed?

The term that accurately describes systems which are not connected to the ePO server and do not have a Trellix Agent installed is "rogue systems." In the context of network security, rogue systems are typically devices that are operating on a network without being properly managed or monitored by administrative tools like ePO (ePolicy Orchestrator). These systems may pose a security risk because they do not comply with standard security protocols, leaving vulnerabilities unaddressed.

Rogue systems can include devices that bypass security measures, possibly leading to unauthorized access or data breaches. Identifying and managing rogue systems is crucial for maintaining an organization's security posture, as they can disrupt network integrity and expose it to a range of threats.

While "inactive systems" might suggest devices that are not currently operational, it does not inherently indicate a lack of connectivity to management servers or agents. "Managed agents" refers to proper systems that are installed with Trellix Agent and are actively connected to the ePO server, involving oversight and management. "Malware," on the other hand, pertains to malicious software rather than the status of connectivity or management of systems. Thus, rogue systems is the most appropriate term for instances where systems are neither connected to the ePO server nor equipped with