Which feature enables custom security in FDI?

Which feature enables custom security in FDI?

• A. Security page in FDI Admin Console
• B. Data Augmentation
• C. Security Configurations tab in Semantic Model Extensions
• D. FDI bundles

Answer: (C)

Custom security in FDI is configured through the Security Configurations tab in Semantic Model Extensions. This area is where you define access controls, roles, and constraints that apply to the semantic models you create, so security policies travel with the semantic layer and consistently govern who can view or modify semantic objects and their associated data. The other options don’t provide this focused, model-level security configuration: the Admin Console’s Security page is a more general admin area, Data Augmentation adds or enriches data, and FDI bundles are packaging units for artifacts.

Custom security in FDI is configured through the Security Configurations tab in Semantic Model Extensions. This area is where you define access controls, roles, and constraints that apply to the semantic models you create, so security policies travel with the semantic layer and consistently govern who can view or modify semantic objects and their associated data. The other options don’t provide this focused, model-level security configuration: the Admin Console’s Security page is a more general admin area, Data Augmentation adds or enriches data, and FDI bundles are packaging units for artifacts.