Is it true that a policy must have at least one rule?

A policy must have at least one rule to be functional in the context of Okta's policy framework. Policies are designed to govern the application's behavior, access permissions, or user experiences based on specified conditions, and rules are the mechanisms through which these policies are enforced.

Without rules, there would be no criteria or parameters dictating how the policy should operate, rendering it meaningless within the governance structure. Thus, each policy must contain rules that define its scope and enforcement, ensuring that the desired security and access controls are applied effectively. Other options may suggest conditions under which a policy might not need rules, but to fulfill its intended purpose, at least one rule is essential for any policy's validity and functionality within the Okta platform.