What is the correct order of the Policy Hierarchy from first to last?

The correct order of the Policy Hierarchy is significant as it illustrates how policies are applied and prioritized within ThreatLocker. Starting from the broadest scope to the most specific, the hierarchy begins with Global policies, which apply universally across all configurations and settings. Following this, the policies for the entire organization come next, which can encompass various departments or functions but still operate under the broader guidelines established by Global policies. After that, the policies for a single computer are applied, addressing the needs or restrictions relevant to that specific machine. Finally, the workstations group policies are applied, allowing for tailored configurations within a group of similar devices. This structure ensures that as policies become more specific, they can override broader ones while maintaining overall organizational and global standards.

Understanding this order helps in managing security policies effectively, ensuring that the most specific needs of individual computers or groups do not inadvertently conflict with broader organizational or global policies.