You can override the applied protection by specifying the name of binaries (programs or files) to authorize or ban their execution.
When you specify a binary name to authorize its execution on a protected system, all binaries that have the same name and are present on the system or network directories are authorized to execute. Similarly, if you ban a binary by specifying its name, all binaries that have the same name are not allowed to execute.
For example,
sadmin attr add -a trusted_executablesadmin attr add -u untrusted_executable