Which of the following are not impacted by a computer being in Learning Mode?

When a computer is in Learning Mode, it is designed to observe and record the legitimate applications and processes that are in use without placing restrictions on them. This mode is primarily focused on gathering data to help create a baseline of what is acceptable behavior for applications within the environment.

The correct answer highlights that none of the listed options—ThreatLocker Ops, Elevation Control, and Storage Control—are affected when the system is operating in Learning Mode.

ThreatLocker Ops remains functional and operates as it normally would, monitoring activities and allowing administrators to review the gathered data. Since Learning Mode is geared towards observing rather than enforcing rules, Elevation Control, which manages user permissions and application elevation, is not actively restricting or approving actions either. Similarly, Storage Control, which regulates access to storage resources, is also unaffected, since Learning Mode does not enforce any restrictions on storage access.

Thus, all aspects of ThreatLocker mentioned remain operational and unimpeded during Learning Mode, reinforcing the answer that none of these controls are impacted.