What is a primary focus of Core Security measures?

The primary focus of Core Security measures is to protect against malicious software and enforce policies. This encompasses a range of activities aimed at ensuring the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of information systems. By preventing malware infections, Core Security measures help maintain operational continuity and safeguard sensitive data from unauthorized access and exploitation.

Additionally, enforcing security policies is crucial for establishing guidelines that govern user behavior and system interactions, further minimizing risks such as data breaches or insider threats. These policies ensure that users comply with security protocols while accessing or managing sensitive information.

Other options, while related to cybersecurity, do not encapsulate the broad and foundational aspect of Core Security measures. For instance, encrypting web traffic is a specific technique for protecting data in transit but does not cover the full scope of security measures. Similarly, providing remote access is about enabling user connectivity rather than overall protection, and analyzing data breaches is a reactive measure that comes after an incident occurs, rather than the proactive approach aimed at prevention encapsulated by Core Security.