What is the result of creating an exception from an exploit security event?

Creating an exception from an exploit security event has the effect of disabling the triggered exploit protection module (EPM) specifically for the host and process involved. This action is typically taken to allow a particular application or process to run without the protective measures that would normally impede its operation due to the false positive detection of exploit behavior. By exempting it from EPM, administrators can ensure that legitimate applications continue to function without being interrupted by security protocols that may misinterpret their activity as malicious.

This approach is critical for maintaining operational efficiency, particularly in environments where certain applications are essential to business processes but may resemble exploit behavior due to their operation or features. It’s important to note that this decision must be made judiciously, as it could leave a potential gap in the defense against actual security threats.