What should be the "Security Level" while deploying your App in Production?

The appropriate "Security Level" when deploying an application in a Production environment is set to Production. This choice is crucial for several reasons.

First, the Production security level is designed to protect sensitive data by enforcing stringent security measures, including user authentication and authorization. This ensures that only authorized users can access the application and its data, safeguarding against unauthorized access and potential data breaches.

Second, when the application is live and available to end-users, it needs to comply with various security standards and regulations. The Production security level is built to meet these requirements, providing the necessary protections for both user data and the integrity of the application itself.

Additionally, setting the security level to Production enables logging and monitoring features that are crucial for identifying and responding to security incidents. This can aid in maintaining the overall health of the application and addressing any vulnerabilities that may arise after deployment.

Other levels, such as Testing, Development, and Sandbox, are not suitable for a Production environment because they typically have more relaxed security measures which are acceptable for internal development or testing scenarios, but not for a live application where real user data is processed.