Set Issue-Level Security ACP-120 Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–23

1. 21application · medium

   A Jira admin is setting up an issue security scheme for a project with a mix of internal staff and external contractors. The admin wants to use project roles to assign users to security levels, so that the assignments automatically update when users join or leave the project. Which project role should the admin use to ensure that all project team members can see 'Internal' issues?

   • AThe 'Administrators' project role.
   • BThe 'Observers' project role.
   • CThe 'Users' project role.
   • DThe 'Developers' project role.
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2. 22application · easy

   An organization has an issue security scheme with three levels: 'Public', 'Internal', and 'Confidential'. The 'Public' level is currently the default. The admin needs to change the default level to 'Internal' so that new issues without an explicit security level are automatically set to 'Internal'. What should the admin do?

   • AReapply the scheme to the project.
   • BCreate a new scheme with 'Internal' as the default and apply it to the project.
   • CEdit the 'Internal' level and set it as the default.
   • DDelete the 'Public' level and recreate it as 'Internal'.
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3. 23foundation · easy

   Which statement correctly describes the scope of issue-level security in Jira Cloud?

   • AIt replaces the project's permission scheme entirely
   • BIt only affects issues in the backlog, not in active sprints
   • CIt can restrict visibility of a single issue to a specific set of users
   • DIt applies to all issues in a project uniformly
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