What type of condition must be included in a custom incident rule in order for...

For acustom incident ruleto be considered valid in Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP), it must include avalid condition. This means that the conditions specified in the rule must meet predefined criteria that the system can interpret and act upon. A valid condition ensures that the rule will function correctly and trigger incidents as intended.

Definition of a Valid Condition:

A valid condition is one that SEP recognizes and is able to evaluate. Conditions must be logically sound and relevant to the detection criteria, ensuring that the rule executes as expected.

Why Other Options Are Incorrect:

Good, Rich, and Poor(Options A, B, and D) are not standard terms in the context of SEP rule validation. Only conditions recognized as “valid” by the system can be processed and used effectively in incident rules.

References: Defining valid conditions is essential for ensuring custom incident rules operate correctly within SEP​.