I believe the correct steps are B and D, as it's important to add EPM agent to other security tools exclusions and create new advanced policies for each security tool.
B and D for sure. Can't have the EPM agent going rogue and trying to take over the whole security stack. That would be a real 'mission: impossible' situation.
Hmm, I was thinking A and B, but D sounds like a good idea too. Gotta make sure everything plays nice together, right? Wouldn't want the EPM agent to get into a security tool turf war or something.
I'm going with B and D as well. Keeping the EPM agent separate from the other security tools and creating new policies seems like the way to go. Wouldn't want any conflicts or incompatibilities, you know?
I think the correct answers are B and D. Adding the EPM agent to the other security tools exclusions and creating new advanced policies for each security tool seems like the best approach.
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