How are VPM rules organized?

VPM (Visibility and Policy Management) rules are structured in a hierarchical manner, with layers serving as a method of organization for the rules. Each layer can contain one or more rules that apply to specific traffic or conditions. This organization allows for better management and understanding of policies, as layers can represent different criteria, such as user roles, types of content, or access levels.

By organizing rules into layers, administrators can more easily configure and manage policies according to the specific needs of their organization. Each layer can be adjusted or modified independently, which provides flexibility in policy management and simplifies troubleshooting. This structure makes it easier to implement changes to one set of rules without affecting others, thus enhancing the overall efficiency of policy management within the VPM environment.