What must be disabled on a Cisco Secure Web Appliance to ensure HTTPS traffic with a good reputation score bypasses decryption?

A Decrypt ACL (Access Control List) is a component of a decryption policy, but disabling the entire policy provides the overarching control for bypassing decryption.

On a Cisco Secure Web Appliance, decryption policies define which HTTPS traffic is subject to decryption. To ensure HTTPS traffic with a good reputation score bypasses decryption, the decryption policies must be configured or disabled to specifically exclude this traffic, allowing selective decryption based on reputation or other criteria.

Decrypt for End-User Acknowledgment is a feature for user notification, not a mechanism to control whether traffic with a good reputation bypasses decryption.

Decrypt for End-User Notification is also a notification feature, not a setting to bypass decryption based on a good reputation score.