When evaluating remote access risk, which of the following is LEAST applicable to your analysis?

Application whitelisting is a security technique that allows only authorized applications to run on a device or network, preventing malware or unauthorized software from executing. While this can be a useful security measure, it is not directly related to remote access risk evaluation, which focuses on the security of the connection and the access rights of the remote users. The other options are more relevant to remote access risk evaluation, as they help to monitor, control, and audit the remote access activities and prevent unauthorized or malicious access. References:

1: Secure Remote Access: Risks, Auditing, and Best Practices

2: 5 Common Vulnerabilities Associated With Remote Access