What are two differences between an application group and an application filter? (Choose two.)

Application groups are used to explicitly define a set of applications that are permitted or denied, usually for sanctioned applications. Application filters, conversely, are used to define a set of applications based on attributes to control categories of applications rather than specific ones.

Application groups are static; they contain a fixed list of applications chosen by the administrator. Application filters are dynamic; they automatically include applications that match the defined criteria (e.g., category, subcategory, technology), meaning the list of applications can change as new applications are identified or attributes updated.

This statement inverts the definitions: application filters dynamically group applications based on attributes, while application groups are static collections.

Application groups can be included within an application filter, but application filters cannot be added directly to application groups.