To create a policy for traffic to or from a particular location, which policy should be used?

Using a Geo policy shared policy is the appropriate choice for creating a policy that regulates traffic to or from specific geographical locations. Geo policies allow administrators to define rules based on the geographic source or destination of the traffic, thereby leveraging data related to where the connection is established. This capability is particularly useful for restricting or allowing access based on country or region, assisting in compliance with local laws or in protecting sensitive information from specific territories.

Other options do not provide the necessary functionality for geographic-specific policies. For instance, a DLP shared policy focuses on data loss prevention, protecting against unauthorized data transfers rather than controlling traffic based on location. The Mobile Access software blade is designed for secure remote access for mobile and remote users, without intrinsic geographic traffic controls. HTTPS inspection pertains primarily to decrypting and inspecting encrypted traffic, which is unrelated to defining rules based on geographical attributes. Thus, the Geo policy shared policy stands out as the suitable choice for managing traffic based on location criteria.