What is required for SecureConnect to function optimally in a mixed environment?

SecureConnect functions optimally in a mixed environment when there are separate policies for managed and unmanaged workloads. This is essential because managed workloads are typically governed by specific policies and controls, providing consistent security measures and compliance. On the other hand, unmanaged workloads may not adhere to the same security standards, thus requiring a different set of policies that address the unique risks and configurations associated with them. By establishing separate policies, organizations can ensure that each type of workload is adequately protected while allowing for flexibility in managing different configurations and security requirements.

In a mixed environment, the differences in workload types necessitate tailored security approaches. Having separate policies helps prevent the misuse of resources and minimizes potential vulnerabilities associated with unmanaged workloads. It allows organizations to enforce stricter controls on managed workloads while still providing a baseline level of security for unmanaged ones. This approach enhances overall system integrity and security posture, making it essential for effective policy management in mixed environments.