The users in your organization bring their own mobile devices to the office and want to be able to access the network with them. You want to protect your network from malware threats that might be on these devices. You want to make sure these devices meet certain requirements before they can connect to the network. For example, you want them to meet the following criteria: Hardware and Windows startup components are clean. The kernel is not infected with a rootkit. Boot drivers are clean. Which Windows feature can you use to protect your network from malware threats that might be on your users' mobile devices

The Windows feature that can be used to protect a network from malware threats that might be on the network user's mobile devices is;

Device Health Attestation (DHA)

Explanation:

Device Health Attestation (DHA) is a feature introduced in version 1507 of widows 10 that enables increased security of the network of enterprises to have mainly hardware which are attested and monitored using cloud based service health check or DHA service on Windows Server 2016.

Device Health Attestation carries out assessments on devices based on Windows 10 devices and Windows 10 mobile devices that work with TPM 1.2 or 2.0 and devices which are within the premises

Items checked include boot configuration and attributes such as Secure Boot, ELAM, and BitLocker

Corrective action are triggered by Mobile Device Management (MDM) based on report data from the DHA.