You exported a tested Exploit protection baseline to \\fileshare\EPBase.xml. On server APP1, the legacy process C:\Program Files\Legacy\AppLegacy.exe crashes unless Export Address Filtering (EAF) is disabled for that process. You must import the baseline and disable EAF only for AppLegacy.exe. Which two PowerShell commands should you run on APP1?

The Set-ProcessMitigation -PolicyFilePath \\fileshare\EPBase.xml command imports the entire Exploit protection baseline from the specified XML file, applying its configurations to the server. The Set-ProcessMitigation -Name AppLegacy.exe -Disable EAF command then specifically targets the AppLegacy.exe process and disables the Export Address Filtering (EAF) mitigation for it, addressing the crashing issue. Combining these two commands ensures the baseline is applied and the necessary exception is made. Import-ProcessMitigation is not a valid cmdlet. Set-ProcessMitigation -System -Disable EAF would disable EAF system-wide, which is not the desired granular control. Get-ProcessMitigation is used for viewing, not applying, configurations.