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

Creating an exception from an exploit security event effectively disables the triggered Endpoint Protection Module (EPM) for the specific host and process involved in that event. This means that the security measures that were activated due to the exploit detection will no longer apply to the identified process on the specified host. This action is particularly useful when a legitimate application is erroneously flagged as a threat, allowing it to run without being disrupted by the security system.

Disabling the EPM for the affected host and process can help reduce unnecessary alerts and false positives, ensuring that legitimate operations can continue unhindered while still maintaining overall security for other processes and hosts. This targeted approach allows security teams to manage and tailor the protective settings effectively.