Where is automatic self-isolation enabled in Sophos?

Automatic self-isolation is a feature that is specifically related to threat protection measures within a security environment. When enabled in the Threat Protection policy, this feature allows endpoints that are detected as being compromised or exhibiting suspicious behavior to automatically isolate themselves from the network. This helps to prevent further spread of potential threats and protects the overall system integrity.

The Threat Protection policy is thus focused on identifying and responding to various types of security incidents, including malware and other forms of attacks. By enabling automatic self-isolation, organizations can ensure a proactive response to threats, minimizing risk exposure and maintaining a secure network environment.

Other options do not pertain to the specific capability of automatic self-isolation. For instance, the Firewall policy primarily manages network traffic and access rules, while the Update Management policy deals with ensuring software and definitions are up to date. User Management settings focus on managing user accounts and permissions, which are not directly involved in handling threat isolation measures.