True or False: Malware warnings alone should trigger a Did Not Load flag.

True or False: Malware warnings alone should trigger a Did Not Load flag.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not sure
• D. Both

Answer: (B)

Malware warnings are alerts that something may be risky, but they don’t automatically stop content from loading. A Did Not Load flag should reflect a concrete enforcement action—the system actually blocks loading because the threat is verified or the policy requires it. Relying solely on a warning risks either blocking legitimate content or letting risky content through if users override the warning. Therefore, warnings alone should not trigger a Did Not Load flag. The flag is reserved for situations where loading is explicitly prevented by the security policy.

Malware warnings are alerts that something may be risky, but they don’t automatically stop content from loading. A Did Not Load flag should reflect a concrete enforcement action—the system actually blocks loading because the threat is verified or the policy requires it. Relying solely on a warning risks either blocking legitimate content or letting risky content through if users override the warning. Therefore, warnings alone should not trigger a Did Not Load flag. The flag is reserved for situations where loading is explicitly prevented by the security policy.