During which mode would you expect ThreatLocker to restrict the installation of unauthorized applications?

The mode in which ThreatLocker restricts the installation of unauthorized applications is Secure mode. In this configuration, the system enforces strict application control policies, meaning that only applications that have been explicitly allowed or whitelisted can run. This increases the overall security of the environment, significantly reducing the risk of malware and unauthorized software installations, which could lead to security breaches or system instability.

In contrast, other modes, such as Learning mode, are designed to observe and gather data on application usage without enforcing restrictions, allowing users to install and run applications freely. Audit mode focuses on logging events without taking actions against unauthorized activities, and Enhanced mode may include additional features but does not specifically pertain to the restriction of unauthorized installations. Thus, Secure mode is the optimal choice for ensuring that only authorized applications are permitted to operate within the system.