What type of configuration is necessary for FileVault management?

To manage FileVault effectively, a specific configuration for disk encryption is essential. FileVault is designed to encrypt the contents of a Mac's startup disk, thereby enhancing data security by protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access. Implementing a Disk Encryption Configuration allows administrators to enforce and manage FileVault settings across devices in a network environment.

This configuration includes specifying encryption settings, enforcing FileVault activation on devices, allowing recovery key management, and ensuring compliance with organizational security policies. By focusing on disk encryption configurations, administrators can simplify the deployment process, automate encryption tasks, and monitor the status of FileVault across all managed Macs, thus ensuring the data is protected without requiring the end user to manage this critical security feature.

Other options, while relevant to overall device management, do not directly address the specific requirements for managing FileVault. Disk Encryption Configuration focuses precisely on the needs of implementing and controlling FileVault settings, making it the correct choice.