What defines the search criteria within a Smart Folder?

The search criteria within a Smart Folder are defined by Property, Operator, and Value. This structure allows users to create dynamic and precise queries to filter and organize data effectively. In this context:

• Property refers to the specific attribute of an item being searched, such as its status, type, or category.

• Operator specifies how the property should be evaluated, such as equal to, greater than, or contains.

• Value is the specific entry or parameter that the query will look for in relation to the chosen property.

By combining these three elements, users can customize their Smart Folders to display only the relevant data that meets specific conditions, facilitating easier management and analysis of security policies or data.

In contrast, the other options focus on different aspects that do not specifically relate to how Smart Folders filter and organize data inputs. For example, Group Name and Description pertain to organizational metadata rather than search criteria, while Location and Status address aspects of item classification rather than the parameters for defining a Smart Folder. Lastly, Type of Software and Version usually reference software attributes rather than serving as the framework for search criteria.