How does Deep Security Manager ensure it captures changes in the virtual environment?

Deep Security Manager ensures it captures changes in the virtual environment through constant synchronization with vCenter Server. This continuous synchronization allows Deep Security to be aware of any modifications to the virtual machines, hosts, or clusters within the environment in real-time. As changes occur, such as the addition or removal of virtual machines, alterations to configurations, or other dynamic adjustments, Deep Security Manager can promptly adjust its protection policies and settings accordingly.

Effective synchronization means that the security posture of the virtual environment remains current and that security policies are applied consistently without significant latency or reliance on manual intervention. This proactive approach allows for better protection against vulnerabilities and potential threats that may arise from changes in the environment, ensuring that the security measures in place are robust and responsive.

The other options do not offer the same level of real-time responsiveness needed to effectively manage security in a dynamic virtual environment. Manual synchronization would require ongoing administrator involvement, scheduled backups would not provide instant updates, and event logging alone does not actively manage or apply security policies based on changes.