Harmony Endpoint’s Next-Generation Anti-Virus (NGAV) is designed to combat advanced threats using a combination of behavioral analysis, exploit prevention, and ransomware protection. The documentation specifies that NGAV includesAnti-Ransomware,Anti-Exploit, andBehavioral Guardas core capabilities.

TheCP_R81.20_Harmony_Endpoint_Server_AdminGuide.pdfoutlines these onpage 20, under "Endpoint Security Client":

"Harmony Endpoint Anti-Ransomware, Behavioral Guard and Forensics: Prevents ransomware attacks. Monitors files and the registry for suspicious processes and network activity. Analyzes incidents reported by other components."

Additionally, onpage 358, under "Harmony Endpoint Threat Extraction, Emulation and Anti-Exploit":

"Anti-Exploit: Detects and prevents exploitation of vulnerabilities in software."

While the term "NGAV" is not explicitly used, these components—Anti-Ransomware, Behavioral Guard, and Anti-Exploit—represent the next-generation approach to antivirus protection, focusing on behavior-based detection and prevention of advanced threats like exploits and ransomware. This matchesOption A.

The other options are incorrect:

Option B ("Anti-IPS, Anti-Firewall & Anti-Guard"): These are not recognized capabilities in the documentation; they appear to be fabricated terms.

Option C ("Zero-Phishing, Anti-Bot & Anti-Virus"): Zero-Phishing (page 366) and Anti-Bot (page 353) are separate features, and Anti-Virus is traditional, not NGAV-specific.

Option D ("Threat Extraction, Threat-Emulation & Zero-Phishing"): These relate to document sanitization and phishing protection (pages 358-366), not NGAV’s core focus.

Thus,Option Aaccurately reflects Harmony Endpoint NGAV capabilities.