Which type includes extra securities with slightly lower precision and severity?

• A. code-scanning
• B. security-extended
• C. secruity-and-quality
• D. Path Queries

Answer: (B)

When you want to broaden detection by adding more checks that aren’t as tight in confidence or impact, you’re looking at an extended set of security rules. The security-extended option signals this exact approach: it includes extra security checks beyond the core set, aiming to catch more potential issues while accepting slightly lower precision and severity. This trade-off helps surface edge cases that the core rules might miss, without producing alerts that are too loud or uncertain. The other options don’t capture that idea: code-scanning refers to the overall process of scanning code for vulnerabilities, Path Queries deals with filtering results by file paths rather than adding more checks, and security-and-quality implies a combined focus that doesn’t specifically denote an extended security set with adjusted precision and severity. The misspelled term isn’t a standard category either.