Where do unhandled applications with non-elevated permissions appear when monitored by EPM?

When monitored by Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM), unhandled applications with non-elevated permissions appear in the Application Control inbox. This is because the Application Control inbox is specifically designed to collect and display information regarding applications that have not been explicitly managed or elevated by EPM policies.

The Application Control feature helps to track the behavior of applications that users attempt to run without the necessary privileges. By capturing unhandled applications, EPM allows administrators to review and manage these applications effectively, ensuring that only authorized software can operate with the required permissions. This visibility is essential for maintaining security standards and preventing unauthorized access or execution of potentially harmful applications.

In contrast, the other options serve different purposes within EPM. The Security Log tracks events related to system security but doesn't focus specifically on unhandled applications. The System Dashboard provides a high-level overview of the environment, including performance metrics but lacks the granularity of application-specific insights. Lastly, the Alert Center is designed for notifications and alerts concerning security-related incidents but does not function as a repository for tracking unhandled application behavior specifically.

Thus, the Application Control inbox is the correct answer as it directly relates to the function and monitoring of applications that are run with non-elevated permissions.