What color indicates a passed ACL Rule in the Debug Security Rules module?

In the Debug Security Rules module within ServiceNow, a passed ACL (Access Control List) rule is indicated by a color that signifies success or validation. The correct choice indicates that when an ACL rule is passed, it is represented in green, sometimes accompanied by a blue color and a checkmark. This visual cue of green is commonly associated with a positive status across various platforms, suggesting that the rule has been evaluated successfully and meets the necessary conditions for allowing access.

The use of colors in debugging or validating rules is crucial for developers as it provides immediate visual feedback regarding the effectiveness of the security controls in place. Recognizing a passed ACL rule at a glance allows developers to understand that the current user has the permissions required to perform the intended operations without diving deeper into the code or configuration at that moment.

In contrast, other colors like red typically signify errors or failures, yellow might represent warnings or pending states, and gray often indicates that an element is disabled or not applicable. Understanding these visual cues is essential for efficient troubleshooting and rule management within the ServiceNow platform.