Which modes disable file blocking temporarily?

The correct choice indicates that both installation mode and learning mode temporarily disable file blocking.

In installation mode, the purpose is to allow new applications and files to be installed without being blocked by existing security policies. This is essential for ensuring that necessary software can be added to a system without unnecessary interruptions. During this mode, file blocking is disabled to facilitate the smooth installation of software.

Similarly, learning mode is designed to observe the behavior of applications without imposing strict security constraints. This allows the system to learn which files and processes are benign and should be allowed in the future. By disabling file blocking temporarily during this mode, it enables the system to gather the necessary data to create appropriate security policies based on the observed application behavior.

Both modes are focused on ensuring that essential operations can be performed without hindrance, whether it’s installing new software or learning from the user’s environment. This allows for a seamless user experience while still maintaining overall security once the system reverts back to its normal operational modes.