Some system software requires your attention but no software name

Any resolution to this? I'm experiencing a similar thing in the Privacy & Security menu, and as mentioned, right-clicking does not open any menus so "Show in Finder" isn't an option. Are these launch daemons, kexts, something else? Is there any way they can be identified? In my case, at least the Samsung Electronics one has a name and is almost certainly software related to my Samsung external SSD.

Ah. I can do that in Sonoma under System Settings > Privacy & Security > various subheadings, but couldn't recall if it was possible in Ventura.

You see that icon when an app has been given no icon of its own by the developer. In other words, it's a generic placeholder provided by the OS.

Whatever the Samsung app is, they never intended it to be anything other than a background process for whatever you installed, so they didn't bother creating an icon for it.

It's anyone's guess what the other one is. But you should be able to right-click on that entry and choose Show in Finder.

@Kurt Lang I understand, and I agree that you should be able to, but it seems that functionality was never implemented in this particular submenu following Ventura's System Settings overhaul. Neither "Show in Finder" nor any other menu options appear when right-clicking on any of the listed items. I'm only here because I'd like to know if anyone has discovered a way of manually seeking them out.

Did you restart as advised?

What sub heading are these under? Full Disk Access? Input Monitoring?

Whichever it is, right click on each and choose Show in Finder to see where they are on the drive.

Directly in the Privacy and Security section? Not under a subheading?

If so, that is very unusual, and doesn't sounds like anything that should be there.