What can be configured within a policy regarding visibility?

The configuration regarding visibility within a policy primarily focuses on the aspect of access control related to who can view and interact with that policy. The correct choice highlights that policies can be set to be active or inactive upon creation, which directly involves their visibility to users in a practical sense.

When a policy is marked as active, it becomes operational and enforceable immediately, making it visible to those with the necessary permissions. Conversely, if it is set to inactive, the policy will not be visible or enforceable until it is activated, thereby controlling its visibility within the system for different users.

The other options do not directly address the concept of visibility in the same way. While A addresses the visibility of the policy in terms of its activity status, the remaining choices touch on aspects of user permissions, usage limitations, and duration rather than the visibility aspect of policy management itself.