What does the Endpoint and Server Protection Logs monitor specifically?

The Endpoint and Server Protection Logs specifically monitor the detection and response to threats, particularly focusing on malicious software attacks. These logs capture valuable information about malware activities, such as attempts to execute malicious code, the identification of threats, and the actions taken by the endpoint protection software to mitigate these risks. By analyzing these logs, administrators can gain insights into the security posture of their environment and respond effectively to potential security incidents.

Monitoring for malicious software attacks is crucial because it helps in safeguarding endpoints and servers against various types of threats, including viruses, ransomware, and other forms of malware. This proactive monitoring ensures that security measures are effective and allows for prompt remediation of identified issues, thereby reducing the potential impact on the organization’s systems and data.

The other choices pertain to different aspects of system management that are not the primary focus of the Endpoint and Server Protection Logs. For example, system resource allocation pertains to how system resources are distributed among processes, while update procedures relate to software updates, both of which are outside the specific monitoring capabilities of endpoint protection logs.