In which enforcement mode does Application Control allow unrecognized software until it is explicitly blocked?

In Application Control, the enforcement mode that allows unrecognized software until it is explicitly blocked is known as "Allow Until Blocked." This mode is particularly useful in environments where new applications may need to be tested or evaluated without immediate restriction. By enabling this mode, organizations can prevent disruption while still maintaining oversight and control over software deployment. When an unrecognized application is executed, it is allowed to run, which provides flexibility for users to utilize new or necessary software. However, once it is determined that the software is undesirable or poses a security risk, administrators can proactively block it. This approach strikes a balance between usability and security, allowing for a more dynamic response to potential threats while still retaining the ability to enforce application restrictions when necessary.