What does 'All workloads' refer to compared to 'All'?

The term 'All workloads' encompasses both managed and unmanaged workloads within the context of Illumio Policy Management. This distinction is critical because it indicates a broad scope for policy application and visibility across various types of workloads present in an organization's environment. By including both managed and unmanaged workloads, organizations can ensure consistent security enforcement and visibility, regardless of how workloads are provisioned or maintained.

In contrast, the other choices imply a limitation in the scope of workloads included. For instance, focusing solely on unmanaged workloads would exclude significant portions of the environment that may also require policy management. Similarly, limiting the definition to managed workloads would overlook the potential security risks associated with unmanaged assets. The option that states 'All workloads' refers to only virtual workloads also narrows the definition too much, as it ignores physical workloads and other types of deployments. Thus, 'All workloads' ensures a comprehensive approach to security policy and management across diverse computing environments.