Which option is profiled during real-time learning but not during baselining?

During real-time learning in ThreatLocker, temporary folders are profiled to capture and identify the behavior and characteristics of applications as they interact with the system in real time. This process occurs while the applications are running and allows for dynamic adjustments based on their actual usage, ensuring that legitimate activities are permitted while potential threats are identified.

Temporary folders often contain volatile data that is generated and used by applications on-the-fly, reflecting current usage patterns. Profiling these folders helps the system understand the context of operations that might not be apparent during a static analysis period, such as baselining. Baselining, on the other hand, primarily focuses on capturing the typical behavior of applications and their interactions with system files and configuration settings over a defined period of stable operation, providing a comprehensive foundation of expected behavior without the transient nature of temporary files.

By profiling temporary folders during real-time learning, ThreatLocker can adaptively respond to the constantly changing landscape of application behavior and help enforce security policies more effectively.