What happens when you approve an Elevation Request in ThreatLocker?

What happens when you approve an Elevation Request in ThreatLocker?

• A. A notification is sent to the user
• B. A second policy for the application with Elevation enabled is created
• C. The application is deleted from the system
• D. Only the original policy is updated

Answer: (B)

When you approve an Elevation Request in ThreatLocker, a second policy for the application with Elevation enabled is created. This process allows the application to run with elevated privileges, which is essential for actions that require higher authority than those normally granted to the user. By creating a specific policy for the application in which elevation is required, ThreatLocker maintains effective control over application behavior and system security, ensuring that heightened permissions are granted only when needed and approved. This approach mitigates risks associated with unauthorized access to sensitive system areas while allowing users to perform necessary tasks without compromising overall security practices.

When you approve an Elevation Request in ThreatLocker, a second policy for the application with Elevation enabled is created. This process allows the application to run with elevated privileges, which is essential for actions that require higher authority than those normally granted to the user. By creating a specific policy for the application in which elevation is required, ThreatLocker maintains effective control over application behavior and system security, ensuring that heightened permissions are granted only when needed and approved. This approach mitigates risks associated with unauthorized access to sensitive system areas while allowing users to perform necessary tasks without compromising overall security practices.