Which two threats can AMP4E block? (Choose two.)

AMP for Endpoints (AMP4E) is designed to protect endpoints from advanced malware threats. It can effectively block Microsoft Word macro attacks by detecting malicious code embedded within documents and preventing its execution. Similarly, Ransomware is a type of malware that encrypts files and demands payment; AMP4E uses behavioral analysis, file reputation, and sandboxing to identify and stop ransomware before it can encrypt data. While email phishing often delivers malware, AMP4E primarily protects the endpoint after a malicious attachment is opened or a link is clicked, rather than blocking the phishing email itself (which is typically handled by email security solutions). DDoS and SQL injection are network and application-layer attacks, respectively, and are outside the scope of endpoint protection like AMP4E.