To configure file analysis for Advanced Malware Protection, which tasks are valid? (Choose three.)

Configuring the Threat Grid API key is essential for AMP file analysis, as it provides the necessary authentication and authorization for the network device to submit suspicious files to the Cisco Threat Grid cloud for deep analysis.

Configuring a file types list allows administrators to specify which types of files (e.g., executables, PDFs, archives) should be subjected to file analysis, helping to focus resources and prevent unnecessary analysis of benign files.

Enabling file analysis is a fundamental step to activate the feature on the device, ensuring that detected files are actually sent for inspection to the Threat Grid cloud according to the configured policies and turning on the functionality.

Enabling HTTPS inbound to the WAN Edge router is generally not a direct task for configuring file analysis itself; file submission to Threat Grid typically uses outbound connections from the WAN Edge.

While security rules define traffic inspection, 'Configure a security rule for Threat Grid' is less specific than enabling file analysis and configuring the API key and file types; the file analysis feature itself is integrated into security policies, but this choice is less fundamental than options A, B, and C.