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

Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) is Microsoft's centralized patch management service that allows administrators to approve, download, and push Windows updates and hotfixes to domain clients from an internal server, providing control over which patches are deployed and when.

Terminal Services provides remote desktop and application access to users and servers but has no built-in mechanism to package or distribute software patches across an enterprise.

Remote management cards (such as iDRAC or iLO) are out-of-band hardware management interfaces used for server power cycling and console redirection, not for deploying software updates.

Group Policy can deploy software packages and updates via Software Installation settings under Computer Configuration, allowing an administrator to assign hotfix packages to organizational units across the domain without visiting each machine.

SNMP is a network monitoring and management protocol used to poll device status and receive traps; it does not have any capability to push or install software patches.