A technician found that an employee is mining cryptocurrency on a work desktop. The company has decided that this action violates its guidelines. Which of the following should be updated to reflect this new requirement?

Mobile Device Management (MDM) refers to software solutions that manage mobile devices within an organization. While MDM can enforce security policies and applications on devices, it does not specifically govern the acceptable use of company resources, making it unsuitable for addressing violations like cryptocurrency mining.

The End User License Agreement (EULA) is a legal contract between the software provider and the end user that outlines how the software can be used. While important for software usage rights, the EULA does not cover employee conduct or usage policies related to company-owned devices, thus it is not the appropriate document to update in this scenario.

An Incident Response Plan (IRP) provides a structured approach for handling security incidents. Although it is vital for managing incidents and breaches, it does not set forth acceptable behavior or usage policies for employees. Therefore, updating the IRP is not relevant to addressing the issue of cryptocurrency mining on work desktops.