com.apple.beyondtrust.bootstrap file in Library

In my ~/library is a com.apple. beyondtrust.bootstrap folder and there's also a folder for it in Library cache. After some research, one function for the software is remote access. It appears to be an invisible file/folder as after finding it in cache and searching there were no result yet I then found it in the main Library directory. I've gotten conflicting info online - some info says to not delete it and other info says to remove it if you don't know how it got there. Could it be left over from allowed remote access? Not long ago I allowed yahoo access to fix an issue with my yahoo mail. Although it couldn't have been from that as the dates are different, could it have been from another time I allowed remote access? Also, my laptop shared the same wifi with my work computer and often IT would remotely access my work PC when there was an issue - if this was software they used it seems odd it would end up on my laptop but just throwing that out there in case that is a possibility. I'm no longer with that company so I can't reach out and ask them if that's software they used for remote access. I want to delete it if it's not needed and if any advice received agrees, how do I find if it's elsewhere as it doesn't come up in search results? screen shot attached.

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