What action does the Deep Security Manager take when a suspicious application is detected?

When a suspicious application is detected, the Deep Security Manager can take proactive measures based on the configurations set by the security policy. This includes the ability to block the application, preventing it from executing on the system. This capability is crucial in maintaining a secure environment, as it helps to safeguard systems against potential threats that can arise from malicious or unwanted applications.

The configurations allow administrators to tailor the response to their organization's security needs, leading to effective risk management and compliance with security protocols. By blocking the application, Deep Security protects critical systems and data from potential breaches or compromises.

Understanding this action is essential for effectively managing security measures within an organization, ensuring that any identified threats are addressed promptly and accurately according to established security policies.