Which security term identifies the group that allows self-service access?

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

Answer: (B)

The concept here is that self-service access is granted to a group that represents the employee acting for themselves. The term that fits this idea is the one referring to the employee as the self, i.e., Employee Self (often called Employee Self-Service in many systems). This group provides the permissions for an individual to view and update their own information and perform self-service actions without giving broad admin rights.

Other terms are broader or unrelated to self-service: Domains define where resources live, not who can do self-service; Security Groups are general collections of users with permissions and don’t by themselves specify “self” access; Business Process Security Policies govern how processes execute and who can perform steps within them, not specifically who can access their own data.