Which of the following s the BEST reason to run an untested application is a sandbox?

A sandbox typically limits, rather than maximizes, an application's access to host system resources and storage to maintain isolation and security.

The primary purpose of a sandbox is to isolate the application from the host system, not to rely on the host's antivirus or firewall as its primary protection mechanism, although host-level security still operates.

A sandbox creates an isolated, controlled environment, preventing the application from interacting directly with the host operating system's critical resources or gaining elevated permissions. This containment protects the host system from potential malware, vulnerabilities, or unintended side effects of the untested application.

Running an application in a sandbox usually introduces some overhead, which can decrease processing speed, and its main goal is security isolation, not performance enhancement for real-time logging.