Which statement is true about VirusScan settings preserved during an upgrade?

Which statement is true about VirusScan settings preserved during an upgrade?

• A. All of the above
• B. Scanning engine
• C. Detection definitions
• D. Logs

Answer: (A)

Upgrades keep the settings that define how VirusScan protects the system, so you maintain continuity in protection after moving to a newer version. Specifically, the upgrade preserves the scanning engine (how scans are performed), the detection definitions (the virus/malware signatures), and the logs (records of scan activity and events). Because all of these components are retained, the statement that everything listed is preserved is true. Focusing on any single item would miss the fact that the other components are also kept, which is why “All of the above” is the best choice.

Upgrades keep the settings that define how VirusScan protects the system, so you maintain continuity in protection after moving to a newer version. Specifically, the upgrade preserves the scanning engine (how scans are performed), the detection definitions (the virus/malware signatures), and the logs (records of scan activity and events). Because all of these components are retained, the statement that everything listed is preserved is true. Focusing on any single item would miss the fact that the other components are also kept, which is why “All of the above” is the best choice.