In this step, users will be configuring child processes. When an application is launched it may be required to run some child processes to make the application function. Since not every application requires this and it could be used as an attack vector, system admins can decide whether this application will be permitted to call and execute child processes or not. If this is not configured with care, it can prevent applications from running normally. 

In the last step, the user is expected to configure a just-in-time access configuration. When an agent blocks an application users can ask for an elevation to access the blocked application. Users can configure the required security steps to grant access to the user. This can be configured separately for admins and standard users. To get access depending on the configuration users can be asked for MFA and Managerial approval via email.

Learn how to configure child processes and just-in-time access for applications with our comprehensive document. Take control of which applications are allowed to call and execute child processes, and configure security measures for granting access to blo

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