Which role is required to create access controls in Studio?

• A. security_admin
• B. admin
• C. security_manager
• D. user

Answer: (A)

Creating access controls in Studio is a security configuration task. Access controls (ACLs) determine who can access what data and perform which operations within a scoped application. The role that governs the ability to manage security rules, including creating and editing ACLs, is security_admin. This role is specifically designed for security-related configuration, so it lets you view, create, and modify ACL records, add scripts, and set the conditions that enforce access. Without security_admin, you typically can’t create new ACLs or alter existing ones in Studio, even if you have broader admin privileges. The other roles either don’t focus on ACL management or provide only general administrative rights, not the targeted access controls configuration needed here.