What setting would you modify to prevent the endpoint agent from being uninstalled?

Tamper Protection is a critical feature designed to enhance the security of the endpoint agent by preventing unauthorized attempts to uninstall the software. When Tamper Protection is enabled, it requires a specific password or administrative privileges to remove the endpoint agent, ensuring that only authorized personnel can make changes to the software installation. This layer of security is essential for maintaining the integrity of endpoint protection in a networked environment.

By modifying the Tamper Protection setting, you effectively safeguard the application against uninstallation by users who may have malicious intent or by inadvertent actions by authorized users. This feature ensures that the endpoint remains protected against threats and that the configuration and policies applied by the security team are preserved.

In contrast, other options like Policy Restrictions, Access Control, and Endpoint Lockdown focus on different aspects of security management, such as defining what users can do within the application, controlling access to system resources, or restricting the execution of certain applications. While useful, these settings do not specifically target the prevention of uninstallation of the endpoint agent, which is the primary concern addressed by Tamper Protection.