Requests that do not meet the ASM security policies can:

While generating learning suggestions is a valid ASM capability, selecting only this option ignores blocking and logging, which are equally valid and important policy enforcement actions.

Blocking is a valid ASM response, but selecting it alone excludes logging and learning suggestions, which are also documented ASM behaviors for non-compliant requests.

ASM enforces security policies by evaluating incoming requests against defined rules, and it supports all three responses: requests can be blocked to prevent malicious traffic, logged for audit and forensic purposes, and flagged to generate learning suggestions that help refine the policy over time. These options are not mutually exclusive and can be applied together.

Logging is a valid ASM response, but selecting it alone excludes blocking and learning suggestions, making it an incomplete answer.