Why is there no way to specify processes that you know are safe so that they are not blocked? Every time a process is blocked from accessing process data or thread data, and a record of this action is recorded in the Security History, many processor cycles are wasted. Completely legitimate and identifiable processes attempt these data accesses for whatever reason on a regular basis, as often as once per second, and all NIS is doing is needlessly adding to the CPU load by blocking and then recording these legitmate (although possibly unnecessary) data access attempts.