Using standard naming conventions provides a number of benefits. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using a naming convention?

Standard naming conventions typically don’t help to conceal systems from attackers. Attackers are still able to scan for systems and can even use the naming convention to identify the system’s purpose if the naming convention includes a purpose or technology in the name. Naming conventions do make standardization easier and can help administrators quickly identify what a machine does while making it simpler to include systems in scripts. A machine that does not match is likely to be a rogue or misconfigured.