A company is in the process of deploying intrusion protection with Cisco FTDs managed by a Cisco FMC. Which action must be selected to enable fewer rules detect only critical conditions and avoid fals

The "Connectivity Over Security" setting in Cisco FMC's intrusion policy is designed to enable a minimal set of intrusion rules, focusing primarily on critical vulnerabilities and severe threats. This approach significantly reduces the number of active rules, thereby minimizing the likelihood of false positives and optimizing performance, aligning with the goal of detecting only critical conditions while prioritizing connectivity.

"Balanced Security and Connectivity" aims for a middle ground, enabling a moderate number of rules that balance threat detection with network performance, which might still generate more false positives than desired for critical conditions only.

"Maximum Detection" is designed to enable the most comprehensive set of intrusion rules to detect a wide range of threats, which would inherently lead to a higher potential for false positives and is opposite to the stated goal.

"No Rules Active" would disable all intrusion rules, leaving the network unprotected from intrusion threats, which contradicts the goal of deploying "intrusion protection."