What characteristic does Installation Mode lack in terms of file execution?

Installation Mode is designed primarily for the installation of applications and the introduction of new software into an environment. One of its key characteristics is that it does not catalog executing files, which means it does not track or monitor the files that are currently running. Instead, this mode focuses on recognizing and allowing the files that are being installed, ensuring that they are authorized for use while disregarding any running processes.

This approach is particularly useful during software installations where many files might be executed simultaneously, but it does not extend to cataloging all executing files, as that would involve a level of monitoring that Installation Mode specifically avoids for the sake of simplicity and efficiency during the installation process. This aligns with the purpose of Installation Mode, which is to streamline and simplify the installation of new software without encumbering it with additional monitoring requirements.