After a virus outbreak, which of the following can be used to deploy a hotfix in a Microsoft environment? (Select TWO).

WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) is a Microsoft server role that enables administrators to centrally manage and distribute updates, hotfixes, and patches to computers within an organization's network.

Terminal services (now Remote Desktop Services) allows remote access to applications or desktops but is not a primary mechanism for deploying hotfixes to multiple machines.

Remote management cards provide out-of-band management of server hardware but are not used for deploying operating system hotfixes to multiple systems.

Group Policy can be utilized to deploy software packages, including hotfixes provided in MSI format, or to configure client computers to receive updates from a WSUS server, automating the patching process.

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is used for monitoring and managing network devices, not for deploying software updates or hotfixes.