While working remotely, a manager is unable to access some shared folders through the corporate VPN. Which of the following would the security team most likely need to modify so the manager can access the folders?

Geofencing involves setting geographic boundaries within which certain actions or access rights apply. While it can restrict or allow access based on a user's location, it is not directly related to the specific permissions required for accessing shared folders. Therefore, modifying geofencing would not resolve the issue of folder access.

Segmentation is a network security practice that divides a network into smaller parts to enhance security and performance. While segmentation can limit access to resources based on network segments, it does not directly address user-level access issues like those related to permissions for shared folders. Thus, adjusting segmentation would not resolve the manager's access problem.

Encryption standards relate to how data is protected while at rest or in transit, ensuring confidentiality and security. However, they do not influence user access rights or permissions to shared folders. Therefore, modifying encryption standards would not aid the manager in accessing the necessary folders.