How are prevention policy settings typically determined?

Prevention policy settings are typically determined based on business requirements because these policies are designed to align security measures with the operational needs and risk tolerance of an organization. This involves assessing potential threats, compliance obligations, and the specific assets that need protection. By tailoring the prevention policies to business requirements, organizations can ensure that their security posture effectively mitigates risks while supporting overall business functions.

Other factors, such as system settings and user preferences, might play a role in the implementation of these policies, but they do not drive the foundational decisions like business requirements do. Decisions based on random selection are not a strategic approach to security management and do not take into account the unique context of each organization.