What are the ways to change your endpoints to a secured status according to ThreatLocker?

The option that refers to using the "Secured Mode" button at the top of the Computers page is correct because ThreatLocker provides a specific feature designed to quickly put endpoints into a secured status. This functionality is integrated into the Computers page, allowing users to streamline the process of enhancing their security posture on selected devices. By utilizing this button, administrators can efficiently manage their endpoint security without needing to navigate through multiple settings or processes, thus providing a more user-friendly and direct approach to securing their systems.

In contrast, the other methods suggested do not align with the practical functionalities provided by ThreatLocker for changing an endpoint's security status. For example, accessing settings from the main dashboard might offer various configurations, but it does not directly imply a feature for changing the security status like the "Secured Mode" button does. Similarly, resetting a computer to factory settings is a drastic measure that likely results in losing all data and existing configurations, making it an impractical option for security management. Likewise, while the dropdown status box could suggest different configurations or statuses, it does not specify a clear method for transitioning to a secured status in the same straightforward manner as the dedicated "Secured Mode" button.