In a semi-automation setting, which action requires approval for non-temp folder remediation?

The correct response highlights the fact that remediation actions taken automatically pertain specifically to files not located in temporary folders. In a semi-automation setup, while some remediation can occur without manual intervention, the distinction lies in the nature of the folders involved. Actions on files within non-temporary folders necessitate automated processes, bypassing the need for individual approval. This makes the automation efficient, permitting quick responses to threats while safeguarding files that are critical and may require more careful consideration.

The other options suggest varying degrees of manual involvement or automatic actions that do not align perfectly with the semi-automation context. They indicate either full automation without any approval, a combination of automatic and manual processes that doesn’t focus on folder classification, or a requirement for approval for any remediation, which misrepresents the essence of semi-automation. In this model, the approval process is selectively applied based on the classification of the file location rather than applying universally to every action.