Which methods can be used to deploy security templates? Choose two.

The correct choice involves deploying security templates through GPOs (Group Policy Objects) and the Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in.

GPOs are powerful tools used within Windows environments to manage and enforce security settings across multiple computers in a network. By applying security templates through GPOs, an organization can ensure consistent security configurations across all systems, facilitating compliance with security policies and standards.

The Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in is a Microsoft Management Console (MMC) tool that allows administrators to import security templates to analyze and configure security settings on a local computer. This snap-in provides a straightforward way to manage security measures, including auditing configurations and responding to vulnerabilities identified in the system.

In contrast, other methods listed do not effectively leverage the capabilities to deploy security templates. Manual installation, command line tools, and local registry edits might offer some level of customization; however, they do not provide the centralized and broad-reaching deployment capabilities offered by GPOs and the snap-in tool.