Set Issue-Level Security ACP-120 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11application · medium

   A product team at a consulting firm uses a single Jira project to track both client-facing deliverables and internal process improvements. The team wants to ensure that only the assigned project lead and the specific client's account manager can view issues related to that client, while all other team members can still see the internal issues. The Jira admin has been asked to implement this without creating a new project. What should the admin do?

   • ACreate an issue security scheme with a 'Client Confidential' level, assign the project lead and account manager to it, and apply the scheme to the project.
   • BCreate a new permission scheme that restricts the 'Browse Projects' permission to only the project lead and account manager, and apply it to the project.
   • CAdd the project lead and account manager to a new group and grant that group the 'View Issue' permission in the existing permission scheme.
   • DUse the 'Restrict to' field on each client issue to manually add the project lead and account manager as viewers.
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2. 12application · easy

   A company has multiple projects in Jira Cloud. They have created an issue security scheme called 'HR Confidential' and want to use it for their 'HR Operations' project. The scheme has been fully configured with levels and user assignments. What is the final step to make the scheme effective for the 'HR Operations' project?

   • AAdd the 'HR Operations' project to the 'HR Confidential' scheme.
   • BRecreate the scheme within the 'HR Operations' project.
   • CSet the security level on each individual issue in the 'HR Operations' project.
   • DApply the 'HR Confidential' scheme to the 'HR Operations' project in the project's settings.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   Which users can view an issue that has an issue security level applied?

   • AOnly the issue reporter and assignee
   • BOnly users who are assigned to the issue's security level
   • CAll users who have the 'Browse Projects' permission
   • DOnly project administrators
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Where can a user set the issue security level when creating a new issue in Jira Cloud?

   • AIn the workflow transition screen
   • BIn the 'Security Level' field on the create issue screen
   • CIn the user profile settings
   • DIn the project's permission scheme settings
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6. 15application · medium

   A Jira admin is creating a new issue security scheme for a project that will be used by multiple teams. The admin wants to ensure that the scheme is flexible enough to accommodate future changes without requiring a complete overhaul. What is the best practice when creating the scheme?

   • AUse project roles exclusively in the security levels to avoid group management.
   • BCreate multiple levels with clear names and assign users/groups to them, planning for future additions.
   • CCreate a single level that includes all users and groups, and adjust it as needed.
   • DCreate a new scheme for each team and apply it to the project.
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