If you want to scan local or mapped network drives using InoculateT, which option should you select?

Choosing the local scanner option in InoculateT is the appropriate choice when you intend to scan local or mapped network drives. This option is specifically designed to target drives that are directly accessible to the machine running the scanner, including both local hard drives and any network drives that have been mapped to the system.

The local scanner focuses its operations on these accessible drives, ensuring a thorough examination for potential threats or vulnerabilities. This is essential as mapped network drives function similarly to local drives from the perspective of the operating system, allowing the scanner to perform its task effectively.

In contrast, the other options serve different purposes: remote scanners are used for scanning systems that are not directly accessible from the local machine, while network scanners may assess the broader network environment for vulnerabilities without directly interacting with specific drives. System scanners typically focus on the underlying system files and applications rather than specific mapped or local drives, which further differentiates their functionality from that of the local scanner.

Thus, the local scanner is the best option for the specified task of scanning local and mapped network drives.