To restrict users from accessing specific website categories, which endpoint protection policy needs modification?

To effectively restrict users from accessing specific website categories, modifying the Web Control endpoint protection policy is necessary. The Web Control feature is specifically designed to manage and enforce internet usage policies by allowing administrators to define categories of websites that can be blocked or allowed. This capability is crucial for ensuring that users do not access inappropriate or non-work-related content during work hours.

By configuring the Web Control policy, you can set rules for categories such as social media, gambling, or adult content, which aligns directly with the objective of controlling internet browsing behavior among users.

Other policies, such as Threat Prevention, focus primarily on detecting and blocking malicious activities or threats such as viruses, malware, and other cybersecurity risks. Application Control is used to restrict the use of specific applications rather than managing website access, and Device Control is aimed at managing device usage and ensuring that only authorized devices are allowed to connect to the network. Thus, for the purpose of restricting access to particular website categories, the Web Control policy modification is the most relevant and effective course of action.