What happens to ringfencing policies even if a computer is in learning mode?

Ringfencing policies are designed to provide a layer of security that restricts certain applications or processes from accessing critical system resources or data. Even when a computer is in learning mode, these policies remain enforced.

Learning mode typically allows the system to adapt and understand normal behavior patterns, but it does not nullify or make the ringfencing policies inactive. Instead, the enforcement ensures that any potentially harmful actions or unauthorized access attempts are blocked, maintaining the integrity and security of the system regardless of the operational state. This is crucial for protecting sensitive data and minimizing the risk of breaches, as it allows an organization to determine which behaviors are baseline while still ensuring robust security protocols are in place. Thus, the policies continue to function as intended, without being overridden or modified simply due to the learning phase.