Vendor lock-in is a key concern when an organization depends on an external developer for critical software. This can make it difficult to change providers, maintain control over future development, or migrate the software without significant cost or disruption.

Lighting will illuminate the area, detect people attempting to be under the cover of night, and deter them from committing unwanted acts. Furthermore, a sensor will detect movement in an area, and sensors that are visible can ward off any potential bad actors.

Running daily vulnerability scans on all corporate endpoints is primarily done to track the status of patching installations. These scans help identify any missing security patches or vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers. Keeping the endpoints up-to-date with the latest patches is critical for maintaining security.
* Finding shadow IT cloud deployments and monitoring hardware inventory are better achieved through other tools.
* Hunting for active attackers would typically involve more real-time threat detection methods than daily vulnerability scans.

Time-of-day restrictions limit access to corporate systems based on predefined schedules. This ensures employees can only access resources during their assigned work hours.

An access control list prevents unauthorized access by explicitly allowing or denying traffic or user permissions before access is granted.