Configurable Security Maintenance

Question 1

True or False?

You can change which delivered items are in a given domain.

Chapter 1

Answer 1

False

Question 2

True or False?

You can only send a business process approval step to security groups permitted for approvals in the business process security policy.

Chapter 1

Answer 2

True

Question 3

True or False?

If there are three delivered reports in a given domain, you can configure access so that a security group can only access one of the reports

Chapter 1

Answer 3

False

Question 4

If a domain contains six delivered reports and four tasks, which of the following is true? (Select two correct answers.)

A. Security groups with View only permissions can only access the six delivered reports.
B. Security groups with View only permissions can access all 10 items, but cannot modify data using the tasks.
C. Security groups with Modify permissions can only access the four tasks. 
D. Security groups with Modify permissions can access all 10 items.

Chapter 1

Answer 4

Security groups with View only permissions can only access the six delivered reports.

Security groups with Modify permissions can access all 10 items.

Question 5

True or False?

Workday determines the tasks that employees can perform “as self” and they cannot be changed.

Chapter 1

Answer 5

False

Question 6

True or False?

A Security Administrator can manually remove all security groups from a user’s Workday account.

Chapter 1

Answer 6

False

Question 7

True or False?

When you change the membership in security groups, you must run the Activate Pending Security Policy Changes task.

Answer 7

False

Question 8

True or False?

When you change the membership in security groups, you must run the Activate Pending Security Policy Changes task.

Chapter 1

Answer 8

False

Question 9

True or False?

If a worker changes jobs, their user-based security group assignments will remain on their account unless manually removed.

Chapter 1

Answer 9

True

Question 10

If you want to remove someone as a member of a role-based security group, you must:

A. Manually remove them from the role-based security group.
B. Manually remove them from the role-based security group and activate pending security policy changes.
C. Remove the role assignment for the assignable role used in the role-based security group.
D. Remove the role assignment for the assignable role used in the role-based security group and activate pending security policy changes.

Chapter 1

Answer 10

Remove the role assignment for the assignable role used in the role-based security group.

Question 11

True or False?

The type of security group you use not only determines the members, but also their target constraints.

Chapter 2

Answer 11

True

Question 12

True or False?

User-based security groups are assigned at the Workday account level and follow the user

Chapter 2

Answer 12

True

Question 13

When should you use constrained proxy?

A. To share responsibility for tasks and reports 
B. To temporarily assign initiating tasks and Inbox items
C. To permanently remove responsibility for a task from a user and assign it to another
D. To allow certain users to act as others for testing purposes

Chapter 2

Answer 13

To share responsibility for tasks and reports

Question 14

True or False?

Before inactivating an organization, you must move all workers and positions out of the organization.

Chapter 2

Answer 14

True

Question 15

Which option for configuring constrained role-based security groups is typically used in business process steps?

A. Current Organization Only (COO) 
B. Current Organization and Unassigned Subordinates (COUS) 
C. Current Organization and All Subordinates (COAS) 
D. Current Organization and Subordinates to Level

Chapter 2

Answer 15

Current Organization and Unassigned Subordinates (COUS)

Question 16

True or False?

At the end of the preview window, the feature release is delivered to all tenant types on the same date.

Chapter 3

Answer 16

True

Question 17

True or False?

Action is never required for weekly Service Updates. Action is only required for Feature Releases.

Chapter 3

Answer 17

Flase

Question 18

True or False?

We recommend your team plan and test all new features during the five-week release preview window, including any opt-in features your organization wishes to adopt.

Chapter 3

Answer 18

Flase

Question 19

True or False?

When you run the What’s New in Workday report, you only need to look at the System functional area since this will include the cross application-type changes, which security falls under.

Chapter 3

Answer 19

False

Question 20

True or False?

With new updates, there may be new security domains introduced. In such cases, you may need to set up and create the security policy and configure the needed permissions.

Chapter 3

Answer 20

True

Question 21

Which of these security changes require activation?

A. Adding a worker to a user-based security group. 
B. Adding a security group to a domain or business process security policy. 
C. Changing role assignments. 
D. Changing membership in security groups.

Chapter 4

Answer 21

Adding a security group to a domain or business process security policy.

Question 22

True or False?

Only changes that require activation have change control built into Workday.

Chapter 4

Answer 22

True

Question 23

True or False?

You can add a comment about who requested the change and why for all built-in change control, including audit trails.

Chapter 4

Answer 23

False

Question 24

True or False?

Too little governance may lead to higher risk and too much governance could limit productivity.

Chapter 4

Answer 24

True

Question 25

True or False?

With the Request Framework, you can track who asked for the change, why the change was made, and who approved the change, as well as who completed the change and when - all within Workday.

Chapter 4

Answer 25

True

Question 26

Which of these models is the most common support team model among Workday customers?

A. Centralized 
B. Decentralized 
C. Shared Services 
D. Hybrid

Chapter 4

Answer 26

Centralized

Question 27

Which reports display when running the Workday Standard Reports report?

A. All Workday-delivered reports that you have access to. 
B. All Workday-delivered reports, regardless of access. 
C. All reports in the tenant.

Chapter 5

Answer 27

All Workday-delivered reports, regardless of access.

Question 28

True or False?

Multiple data sources can have the same primary business object.

Chapter 5

Answer 28

True

Question 29

When creating a custom report, which security domains do you not need access to?

A. The Custom Report Creation security domain. 
B. The security domain for the data source you want to use. 
C. The security domains for the report fields you want to add. 
D. Any unconstrained security group.

Chapter 5

Answer 29

Any unconstrained security group.

Question 30

Who is a custom report visible to by default?

A. Only its owner. 
B. Only its owner and to users who have access to manage all custom reports.
C. Only its owner and any users who belong to the same security groups as the report owner.
D. Custom reports are visible to all users by default.

Chapter 5

Answer 30

Only its owner and to users who have access to manage all custom reports.

Question 31

True or False?

Granting access to audit trail information can allow a user to see changes to instances for which the user may not have normal view access.

Chapter 6

Answer 31

True

Question 32

True or False?

The All Domains report provides a list of data sources that you can use for writing custom reports on your security configurations.

Chapter 6

Answer 32

False

Question 33

Which of these is the definition of Authentication?

A. The process of validating someone's identity. 
B. The tasks and data that a user can access in an application. 
C. The functionality that enables users to log in to one third-party web application. 
D. The feature that monitors what a user has done in the tenant.

Chapter 6

Answer 33

The process of validating someone’s identity.

Question 34

True or False?

It is best practice to remove the Implementers security group from any domain or business process security policies.

Chapter 6

Answer 34

False

Question 35

A user receives the following error message when running a report: “Attempt to run a report where you do not have access to one or more fields referenced in the report’s filter. Fields: Age. Filter.” What is the root cause of this issue?

A. The user does not belong to a security group that has access to a report field used in a filter.
B. The user does not belong to a security group that has access to a report field used as a column.
C. The user has designated a report field from a data source outside of the report as a filter.
D. The report data source is a tenant nonconfigurable domain. 

Chapter 7

Answer 35

The user does not belong to a security group that has access to a report field used in a filter.

Question 36

True or False?

The order of rules in a proxy access policy does not matter.

Chapter 7

Answer 36

False

Question 37

An HR partner runs an employee report that includes the Citizenship Status field. She can see the Citizenship Status for some employees on the report, but not all. Why is she unable to see this data for some employees? (Select two correct answers.)

A. The Citizenship Status data is missing for these employees. 
B. She has applied a filter to limit the instances returned. 
C. She only has constrained access to the Citizenship Status report field.
    D. The user does not belong to a security group that has access to a report field used as a column

Chapter 7

Answer 37

The Citizenship Status data is missing for these employees.

She only has constrained access to the Citizenship Status report field.

Question 38

A user has permissions to a business process step, but does not see some of the aspects she would expect to see. What is the likely reason?

A. Incorrect role assignment, missing role assignment, or incorrect membership in an unconstrained security group
B. Missing domain security 
C. Disabled account 
D. Missing role in the approval process

Chapter 7

Answer 38

Missing domain security

Question 39

A business process task has not been approved after some time. The initiating worker noticed that the approval step appears to be unassigned. What are the likely causes? (Select two correct answers.)

A. Disabled account
B. User delegated the task to another user to perform individual actions and initiate business processes on their 
         behalf for a set period.
C. The proxy access policy order is wrong 
D. Missing/unassigned role in the approval process

Chapter 7

Answer 39

Disabled account

Missing/unassigned role in the approval process