In an Appian Health Check, what is the maximum number of high risks permissible in a production environment?

In the context of an Appian Health Check, maintaining a secure and well-functioning production environment is of paramount importance. High risks in this setting refer to severe vulnerabilities or issues that could significantly affect system performance, security, or compliance. Having zero high risks indicates that a production environment is operating optimally without any severe threats or vulnerabilities present.

Allowing any high risks, even as many as two or more, suggests that there are unresolved issues that could lead to potential failures or breaches, undermining the reliability and security of the system. As such, for a production environment, the guideline is strict: there should be no high-risk issues present. This ensures a robust and secure application environment for end users, thereby protecting sensitive data and maintaining system integrity.