What feature lets you ensure offline computers reconnect to the Deep Security Manager?

The feature that ensures offline computers reconnect to the Deep Security Manager is Agent-Initiated Activation. This mechanism allows agents installed on endpoints to establish connectivity with the Deep Security Manager when they regain network access after being offline.

When a computer becomes offline, it may not be able to receive updates or communicate with the Deep Security Manager, which could hinder the application of security policies or updates. However, once the endpoint is back online, the agent can initiate the connection to the manager without the need for manual intervention. This creates a continuous security posture, as the agent will synchronize its status and obtain the latest security configurations and updates seamlessly.

Other choices, such as Automatic DSA updates, Manual DSA activation, and Rebooting the DSA, do not specifically facilitate the reconnection of offline agents. Automatic DSA updates focus on keeping the Deep Security Agent updated automatically, while Manual DSA activation requires user intervention to activate agents, which is not effective for those that are offline. Rebooting the DSA does not influence connectivity since the agent itself needs to actively initiate communication with the manager when returning online.