Can an Okta Administrator use the Risk Level parameter to define a dynamic zone?

In the context of creating dynamic zones within Okta, the Risk Level parameter is not designed to be a defining characteristic for those zones. Dynamic zones in Okta are typically based on specific attributes such as location, device types, or user attributes rather than risk assessment metrics.

While administrators can set up risk-based policies, which might include considerations of risk levels for access decisions, these risk levels do not directly dictate or define dynamic zones themselves. The primary function of dynamic zones is to group users or devices based on more stable attributes that do not fluctuate based on real-time risk assessments.

This focus on more static attributes ensures that the dynamic zones can provide a reliable framework for access management and security policies, while the risk parameters are utilized elsewhere in the security decision-making process.