What is the primary focus of the Selective Enforcement mode?

The primary focus of Selective Enforcement mode is to enforce specific allow and deny rules within a security framework. This mode allows organizations to implement targeted security measures that control which types of traffic are allowed or denied based on predefined criteria. This selective approach enables fine-tuning of security policies, ensuring that only legitimate and necessary traffic is permitted while blocking potentially harmful or unnecessary access.

In this mode, the enforcement is not comprehensive; rather, it is focused on the rules that are deemed critical for protecting the environment. This allows security teams to maintain operational flexibility and minimize risks without deploying a full set of security policies. Organizations can prioritize rules based on their particular security needs and the context of their infrastructure, ensuring that they achieve a balance between security and operational efficiency.