What is Application Orangelisting?
Application orangelisting allows potentially trusted applications to run securely in your environment.
Orangelisting is a dynamic method of managing applications that might not be included on a whitelist or blacklist.
Arellia's Application Control Solution allows you to manage applications flexibly in a large, distributed client environment by putting:
- Known trusted applications in a whitelist
- Potentially trusted applications in an orangelist (also known as a graylist)
- Everything else in a blacklist
Instead of putting an unknown application into an automatic blacklist, you can apply a flexible policy that includes one or more of the following actions:
- Running with demoted privileges
- Running read-only
- Notifying end users of corporate policy
- Running in a virtual layer
- Target internet-facing applications
By limiting an application’s impact to the operating system and other software, end users can use a piece of software and allow IT to review the software for black or white listing at a later date. At that later date a piece of software could be permanently allowed, denied for risk or legal reasons, or moved to a permanent orangelist.
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- Prevent read and write access to file types or locations
- Protect against Internet applications
- Restrict an application's process rights
- Run an application in a workspace virtualization layer