Which security term corresponds to 'Groups of users who need to perform actions or access data'?

• A. Domains
• B. Employee As Self
• C. Security Groups
• D. Business Process Security Policies

Answer: (C)

Grouping users who need to perform actions or access data is handled via security groups. Security groups are the mechanism that collects users with similar access needs so you can assign permissions once to the group rather than to each individual. In Workday, you attach these groups to the roles and data access rules that govern what they can see and do, so every member inherits the same set of permissions. This makes security administration more scalable and ensures consistent access across the organization. Domains describe data categories and where access can be controlled, rather than who gains access, the term Employee As Self isn’t a standard security construct, and Business Process Security Policies govern who can start or approve processes rather than broad data access.