Does URL Protection work without the End Users' Devices being enrolled?

URL Protection serves as a security measure that checks and filters URLs in real-time to protect users from accessing malicious websites and content. It operates at the gateway level, which means it can analyze web traffic before it reaches the endpoint devices. Since the filtering processes and anomaly detection are executed within the network infrastructure, it does not require the end user's device to be enrolled or configured for URL Protection to function effectively.

This capability allows organizations to maintain a higher level of security without needing to manage every endpoint device individually. As long as the email security system is monitoring the traffic and has been implemented correctly, URL Protection will work seamlessly to safeguard against questionable web links, regardless of whether the user's device has been enrolled in a management system.

In this context, the other options do not apply as they imply limitations or conditions that are not necessary for URL Protection to function, making the chosen answer the most accurate representation of how URL Protection operates.