FCP – FortiClient Administrator 7.2 — Question 23

What action does FortiClient anti-exploit detection take when it detects exploits?

Answer options

• A. Deletes the compromised application process
• B. Patches the compromised application process
• C. Blocks memory allocation to the compromised application process
• D. Terminates the compromised application process

Correct answer: D

Explanation

The correct answer is D because FortiClient's anti-exploit detection is designed to terminate the compromised application process to prevent further exploitation. Options A, B, and C are incorrect as FortiClient does not delete, patch, or block memory allocation of the compromised process; it specifically focuses on terminating it to mitigate risks.