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Answer: User, security integration, account
The correct order of precedence for network policies in Snowflake, from highest to lowest, is: User, Security Integration, Account. This is confirmed by the official Snowflake documentation on network policy precedence, which states that user-level policies are the most specific and override both security integration and account policies. Security integration policies override account policies but are overridden by user policies. Account policies are the most general and have the lowest precedence. The community discussion strongly supports option C with 92% consensus, and multiple comments reference the official documentation to validate this order. Option D incorrectly places account before security integration, while options A and B have incorrect ordering that doesn't match the documented precedence hierarchy.
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What is the order of precedence (from highest to lowest) for network policies applied at the account, user, and security integration levels?
A
Account, user, security integration
B
Account, security integration, user
C
User, security integration, account
D
User, account, security integration
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