Incorrectly configured security policies can result in two critical scenarios: overly restrictive measures or insufficient protection. Overly restrictive policies might excessively limit legitimate access, hindering workflow and productivity. On the flip side, inadequate policies can expose systems to vulnerabilities, leaving them susceptible to cyber threats or unauthorized access. Achieving the right balance is crucial, ensuring that security measures neither impede legitimate operations nor leave systems exposed, requiring a meticulous and dynamic approach to policy creation, implementation, and regular reviews to adapt to evolving security landscapes and organizational needs.

Incorrectly configured security policies can result in two critical scenarios: overly restrictive measures or insufficient protection. Overly restrictive policies might excessively limit legitimate access, hindering workflow and productivity. On the flip side, inadequate policies can expose systems to vulnerabilities, leaving them susceptible to cyber threats or unauthorized access. Achieving the right balance is crucial, ensuring that security measures neither impede legitimate operations nor leave systems exposed, requiring a meticulous and dynamic approach to policy creation, implementation, and regular reviews to adapt to evolving security landscapes and organizational needs.