Why is it critical to have separate sensor update policies for Windows/Mac/*nix?

Answer(s): D

How do you assign a policy to a specific group of hosts?

Create a group containing the desired hosts using "Static Assignment." Go to the Assigned Host Groups tab of the desired policy and dick "Add groups to policy." Select the desired Group(s).
Assign a tag to the desired hosts in Host Management. Create a group with an assignment rule based on that tag. Go to the Assignment tab of the desired policy and click "Add Groups to Policy." Select the desired Group(s).
Create a group containing the desired hosts using "Dynamic Assignment." Go to the Assigned Host Groups tab of the desired policy and select criteria such as OU, OS, Hostname pattern, etc.
On the Assignment tab of the desired policy, select "Static" assignment. From the next window, select the desired hosts (using fitters if needed) and click Add.

Answer(s): C

You want to create a detection-only policy. How do you set this up in your policy's settings?

Enable the detection sliders and disable the prevention sliders. Then ensure that Next Gen Antivirus is enabled so it will disable Windows Defender.
Select the "Detect-Only" template. Disable hash blocking and exclusions.
You can't create a policy that detects but does not prevent. Use Custom IOA rules to detect.
Set the Next-Gen Antivirus detection settings to the desired detection level and all the prevention sliders to disabled. Do not activate any of the other blocking or malware prevention options.

Answer(s): D