If an endpoint is marked as "IRRESOLVABLE," what does it indicate?

When an endpoint is marked as "IRRESOLVABLE," it indicates that it is not managed by any policy. This status signals that the endpoint has not gone through the necessary checks or does not have any relevant policies applied to it, which could mean it isn't actively monitored or governed by the organization's security protocols.

An endpoint must be recognized and managed under specific security policies for it to be considered secure. When it is classified as "IRRESOLVABLE," this status suggests that there could be issues preventing it from being fully integrated into the security framework, making it a potential security risk.

In contrast, successfully authenticated endpoints, those undergoing configuration updates, or preparing to connect do not represent a lack of policy management and therefore are not indicative of the "IRRESOLVABLE" state. These outcomes imply some level of interaction with policies or processes, which contrasts with the notion of being unmanaged.