Election clerk workstations must run only a small set of approved voting-support programs. Which mitigation enforces that control?
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Short Explanation
Allow listing is the velvet rope: if the app is not on the guest list, it does not get in. Election clerks get the approved tools only—far tighter than hoping a blocklist already knows every bad binary.
Full Explanation
Application allow listing permits only known-good executables, which strongly constrains malware and unapproved software on locked-down workstations. Pure blocklisting lags new threats, and allowing arbitrary unsigned installers or disabling protection expands the attack surface instead of mitigating it.