Falcon Identity Protection enforcesrole-based access control (RBAC)to ensure that only authorized users can create, modify, or manage policy rules. Policy rules directly impact identity enforcement actions, making proper role separation critical.

According to the CCIS documentation, the ability toenable and disable policy rulesis granted to theIdentity Protection Policy Managerand theFalcon Administratorroles. These roles are explicitly designed to manage enforcement logic, triggers, and automated identity controls.

TheIdentity Protection Domain Administratorrole, however, is limited todomain-level visibility and management, such as reviewing domain configurations, monitoring risks, and assessing posture. This role doesnothave permissions to modify or control policy enforcement behavior.

This separation prevents accidental or unauthorized changes to identity enforcement rules. Therefore,Option Ais the correct and verified answer.