What is the function of the built-in application definition?

The function of the built-in application definition is to allow new software to execute without requiring special permissions or modes. This means that when an application is defined as a trusted application within the security system, it can run smoothly as opposed to being blocked or requiring additional approvals. This streamlined process is crucial for organizations that need to maintain productivity while ensuring their systems remain secure.

In contrast, options that suggest restricting execution or monitoring updates do not align with the main purpose of built-in application definitions, which is to facilitate the safe and efficient operation of approved software. Additionally, analyzing software performance diverges from the core function of application definitions, which focus on access permissions rather than performance metrics. By providing a way to designate applications as trusted, organizations can ensure that legitimate software can run without hindrance, balancing security with operational efficiency.