Which statement best describes the default security settings for the dimensions Entity, Account, and Movement?

• A. Default None applies to Entity, Account, and Movement.
• B. Default None applies to all four dimensions.
• C. Default None applies to none
• D. Default None applies only to Movement

Answer: (A)

In FCCS, security is controlled at the level of dimension members, and the default setting determines what users can see before any explicit permissions are granted. Default None means no access to the members of that dimension by default, unless you explicitly grant access.

This best describes the three dimensions—Entity, Account, and Movement—because, in this configuration, the default access for those data-related dimensions is set to None, ensuring users don’t view data tied to them unless you assign specific permissions for the desired members. This aligns with the principle of least privilege for the main data axes.

Why the other ideas don’t fit: it’s not described as applying to all dimensions, and it’s not a blanket “none” for every dimension, nor is it limited only to Movement. The intended behavior here is that Default None covers Entity, Account, and Movement.