In ESS, what mode is indicated when traffic is allowed and events are recorded and sent to the ePO server?

In the context of ESS (Endpoint Security Suite), the mode that indicates traffic is allowed and events are recorded and sent to the ePO (ePolicy Orchestrator) server is adaptive mode. This mode operates with a focus on adjusting to the environment and traffic patterns while maintaining security protocols.

Adaptive mode allows the system to permit regular traffic to flow while actively monitoring for anomalies or threats. It records events related to the network traffic and sends this information to the ePO server for analysis and response, enabling a comprehensive approach to security management. This dynamic adaptation to network conditions is crucial for balancing usability and security, making adaptive mode particularly effective in environments where flexibility is needed without compromising safety.

In contrast, other modes such as standard mode typically involve more rigid configurations, while monitor mode would primarily focus on observation rather than allowing traffic. Safe mode, on the other hand, tends to limit operations significantly in order to protect the system, thereby not meeting the criteria for allowed traffic while also sending alerts or events to ePO.