Which of the following allows you to create authorization rules that will apply to all policy sets?

The correct choice is the Global Exception Policy. This policy is designed to provide a way to create authorization rules that apply across all policy sets within the Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) framework. When you have rules defined in the Global Exception Policy, these rules take precedence and are enforced regardless of the specific policy set configurations. This means that you can achieve a consistent authorization posture by ensuring that certain policies are enforced universally, which is particularly useful in scenarios where security requirements must be uniformly applied across diverse user groups or access types.

The other options refer to different contexts within ISE. A Local Exception Policy would only apply within a specific local context and not universally. Common Authorization Rule typically refers to rules that apply under specific circumstances rather than all policy sets. Lastly, the Common Exception Policy may refer to a set of exceptions used in conjunction with other policies but does not inherently provide global authorization coverage across all policies. Therefore, the Global Exception Policy is the one explicitly designed to enforce authorization rules universally throughout the ISE configuration, making it the correct choice.