Which statement about the FortiClient enterprise management server is true?

FortiClient Enterprise Management Server (EMS) is designed as a centralized management platform for organizations to manage, monitor, and secure endpoints running FortiClient software. It provides administrators with a single console to deploy configurations, monitor endpoint status, enforce security policies, and manage FortiClient installations across the entire network infrastructure. This centralized approach significantly reduces administrative overhead and ensures consistent security posture across all managed endpoints.

A. FortiGate sends policies to EMS, not endpoint configurations - the flow is reversed.

C. EMS uses FortiClient tags for grouping/organizing, not primarily for compliance enforcement.

D. EMS has its own certificate management; it doesn't receive CA certificates from FortiGate.

- Fortinet Documentation Library, "FortiClient EMS Administration Guide 7.0", Chapter 1: Introduction, Pages 12-15

- Fortinet Knowledge Base Article, "Technical Tip: Understanding FortiClient EMS Architecture", Document ID: FD52384

- Fortinet Documentation, "FortiClient Enterprise Management Server 7.0 Release Notes", Section: Key Features, Pages 8-10